Photo #2 - My Aquarium . I Wish Had Bigger But No Money :(

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15 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my aqua with 2 extra anubias
15 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my aquarium . i wish had bigger but no money :(

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Country: Cyprus
Description: 55L Aquarium with 15w Tropical Sun Light, DIY co2 system , Elite filter with carbon and zeolite cartridge, elite thermostat,sera thermometer
Advice: be patient....
Fish Kept: 15 x neon tetras , 5 x harlequin , 1 x plecostomus , 1 x redtail shark
Corals/Plants: dont remeber the exact names ... sorry guys :)
Tank Size: 15 gallons

COMMENTS

you say you wish you had a bigger tank but, wow this is a awesome little tank. Good job! all my tanks are little also. Power to the little tanks...lol fish avatar

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