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Country: Jordan
Description: (WAIT MY AMANO STYLE *SOON*) Amazon Forest.. A shoal mix of tetras.. amazon plants... Co2 pressurized.. wet / dry filtration.. 3 X 30 fluorescent lights...
Advice: stock slowly and never give up! use plants fertilizers regularly and keep you Co2 level in the safe and right PPM = 30 ppm
Fish Kept: Discus.. Tetras... Rummy nose....
Corals/Plants: Amazon... water westerya... hair grass.. micro hair grass... valles'... anubia..
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Don't cry.. Just try...
About Yourself: hey.. any help? Call me haha.. Just gittin into my fish tank deeply..

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