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48 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my tank

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Country: Thailand
Description: 36x18x18 built in filter Rs 8500 powerhead 2000 L/H 18 w sylvania aquastar 18 w phillips aqua relle
Advice: Research before buying
Fish Kept: 20 cardinal tetras 10 cherry shrimps 1 zebra pleco (looking for more)
Corals/Plants: amazon anubis mos
Tank Size: 48 gallons
Quote: practice makes perfect
About Yourself: Skateboarder, company co-owner, skatevideographer, Team manager and graphic designer. Always love animals since a kid. Been keeping fish and other animals for a long time but stopped awhile because have to travel a lot anyway just got back into it.

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u can make it more attractive!! fish avatar

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