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190 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My tank.

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Country: Finland
Description: Mostly a planted tank with some faboulous fish as well. 200 cmx60x60.
Advice: Patience is the key. Learn first, do after :)
Fish Kept: Pterophyllum Scalare Surinam, Diamond Tetra, Ghost Glass Cat, Bolivian Ram, Black neon tetra, Pencil Fish, Ottos.
Corals/Plants: Echinodorus Kleiner Bar Staurogyne Repens Cryptocoryne Legroi Bolbitis heudelotii Limnophila hippuridoides Nymphaea lotus red Didiplis Diandra Echinodorus Bleheri Microsorum pteropus "narrow" Cyperus Helferi Ammannia Cracilis Java "Trident" ...and more.
Tank Size: 190 gallons
About Yourself: A boy from up north. Had an aquarium since I was 10. It's just getting bigger and bigger... ;)

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