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92 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 92G SA/CA corner tank with bogwood, java fern, anubias and river pebbles.

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 92 USG corner Fluval Venezia 350 tank. Fluval 405 external filter, T8 lighting.
Advice: Take your time, ensure compatibility through research and provide a natural environment!
Fish Kept: Heros Appendiculatus sp. "Rotkeil", Heros sp "red spotted gold", 1 x Cichlasoma octofasciatum (Electric Blue Jack Dempsey), 3 x Geophagus Red Head "Tapajos", 1 x Botia Berdmorei (Blyths Loach), 1 x Epalzeorhynchos sp (false Siamese algae eater), 6 x Micralestes interruptus (Congo Tetra)
Corals/Plants: Java fern, anubias.
Tank Size: 92 gallons

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