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planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my 20g home entertaining system

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 95l tank. *Substrate;cheap garden top soil (risky not recommended for beginners) about1.5inch, and fine black gravel,2inch layer. *open hood tank with 2*24watt t5 HO lamps *external Marina S-20 filter *AquaClear20 power head *cheap Air pump *100watt heater set at25 degree celsius
Advice: dont rush ;)
Fish Kept: 1*Altum Angel 8*neon tetra 8*rasbora harlequin 1*dwarf puffer 1*albino pleco thanks to this little fella all my equipment is spanking clean condition. 1*rumble fish 4*apple snails
Corals/Plants: java fern red Indian Lilly sword tail some anubias and others
Quote: "Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today"

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