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55 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - The 2 plecs will be moved out as soon as possible, I am planing on adding 30 cardinals as wel as 4 more discus.

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Country: South Africa
Description: 2 Young Red terquoise Discus, RO system, Cascade 1200, 2x 200 watt heaters, silica sand substrate
Advice: Keep doing regular water changes, don't give up if at 1st you don't succeed. most of all enjoy this great hobby!
Fish Kept: Red Turquoise Discus
Corals/Plants: UNKNOWN
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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