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42 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - general view

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Country: Turkey
Description: 160 litre
Advice: be patient
Fish Kept: neon tetra, black tetra, blood fin tetra, corrydoras panda, rasbora, angel fish, makrakanta
Corals/Plants: anubias basteri, java fern , java moss, cabomba, ludwigia repens, gymnocoronis spilanthoides
Tank Size: 42 gallons

COMMENTS

Those angels are gonna grow real fast...better get new homes set up if you haven't already. Nice tank though, i like the way you blended the gravel fish avatar

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