Photo #1 - Newly Refurbished Tank - And New Camera!

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Country: Australia
Description: Aqua One AR-620 with powerhead mechanical and biological filter, two 20 watt blue/white globes, air stone, sand substrate and fake plants and logs.
Advice: Always read up first on the fish you want to include in your aquarium. A lot of tropical fish can grow quite large! Don't forget to test regularly for pH, ammonia, nitrItes and nitrAtes.
Fish Kept: 4 rummy nose tetras, 1 electric yellow, 4 hockey stick tetras, 1 red eye tetra, 4 Colombian tetras, 3 cardinal tetras, 4 cherry barbs
Corals/Plants: Plastic plants
Tank Size: 24 gallons
Quote: It's better down where it's wetter take it from me - The Little Mermaid Fish are friends, not food - A Shark's Tale
About Yourself: I've been into fish keeping for over 3 years now, I have 3 tanks, 1 tropical, 1 cold, and 1 turtle.

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Lovely tank, just needs to mature. Too tidy at the moment. Please post more photos of it at later stage. fish avatar

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