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Submitted By: Jacca Deeble on
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30 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 120 Litres, Fluval

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 120 Litres, Fluval,
Advice: Start slowly
Fish Kept: 4x Corydorus Catfish, 1x Bichir Eel, 2x Shrimps, 2x Glowlight Tetras, 2x Mountain Minnows, 8x Neon Tetras, 6x Black Tetras, 1x Zebra Fish, 1x Plecostomus, 3x Angel
Corals/Plants: 5 x Crypt Nevilli 5 x Ech Tennellus 5 x Pygmy Chain Sword 5 x Green Ludwigia 5 x Amazon Swords 5 x Indian Fern 5 x Vallis Corkscrew lrg 4 x Aponogeton Crispus 1 x Nymphea Stellata
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: Carpe Diem

COMMENTS

totally digging the wall paper. I'm going to copy you. fish avatar
That wood is awesome looking. Nice Job. fish avatar
Great start - will look really good when plants mature fish avatar
orite, nice tank jacca, where are the angels tho? cya l8er fish avatar

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