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Country: United Kingdom
Description: im really into apistogramma cacatouides but i have 3 tanks so i have all sorts!!!!!!!
Advice: get stuck in!
Fish Kept: apistogramma cacatouides apistogramma berellis harliquin tetras
Corals/Plants: lots!
Tank Size: 16 gallons

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You wanted comments, you asked. It lacks a base. Your "favorite" tank has the two rocks(?) on either side, each of different size like they should be. (Don't be symmetrical) Those pieces really anchor that tank and allow everything else around in it, mostly small stuff, to be "complimentary", like small stuff can only do. Small things, no matter how many, can't carry a focus or carry a tank. What's there is nice, but find your anchor, and maybe group some like plants together, plants don't grow evenly spaced. I hope this makes sense! fish avatar

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