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112 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - new look

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Country: Croatia
Description: first tank
Advice: be happy with your tank...its yours
Fish Kept: betta splendens, kardinal tetra, albino aeneus cory car...
Corals/Plants: anubias barteri, anubias nana, bacopa monnieri, crinum calamistratum, cabomba caroliniana, cryptocoryne pontederiifolia, echinodorus tenelus,alternathera rosaefolia, hemigraphis exotica,ludwiga repens, lobelia cardinalis, mayaca sellowiana, sagittaria subulata, aponogeton boivinianus...
Tank Size: 112 gallons
Quote: my everything
About Yourself: this is our first tank

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