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7 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Shrimp Lounge - Red Cherry Shrimp and Guppies

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Country: Australia
Description: - Aqua one 320 28 Litre tank. - Atman 200 L/hour flowrate. - Jager 25 W heater. - Up AQUA sponge filter. - Elite Air pump.
Advice: Be patient, read a lot of info, ask a lot, and ENJOY!
Fish Kept: Guppies, Red Cherry Shrimp, Crystal Red Shrimp.
Corals/Plants: - Ambulia - Anubias Barteri Sp. Nana - Anubias Barteri - Blue Stricta - Java Moss - Peacock Moss - Java Fern - Amazon Frogbit
Tank Size: 7 gallons
About Yourself: Started this hobby around 8 years ago. Recently just got back full on this passion. I have 2 tanks, 1 2 ft for goldfish, sterbai, rainbow, and guppies and also a shrimp tank where they breed like crazy. The shrimps in this tank has grown from 20 shrimps to 100+ shrimps in 2 months. RCS and CRS.

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