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Country: Iran
Description: Rena Aquarist Setup
Advice: Patience
Fish Kept: Discus
Corals/Plants: Several Greens!
Tank Size: 25 gallons
Quote: I Love Discus

COMMENTS

simple is beautiful 8* fish avatar
Very very nice!!! fish avatar
GREAT tank fish avatar
beautiful tank! fish avatar
Where did you get those awesome rocks. Did you have to go to a landscape place? And is that gravel or sand substrate? fish avatar
Lol. Your discus are cute. They look happy. It's funny because my boyfriend has a discus tank and he has almost the exact same type of discus. fish avatar
سلام دوست عزیز آقا بسیار آکواریوم زیبائی شده تبریک میگم راستی چطوری 3 تا عکس را در یک صفحه قرار دادید گزینه خاصی داره با تشکر علیرضا fish avatar
WoW your tank is so cool. I like the sand & the wood. AWESOME! fish avatar
its great.I'm lovin it. fish avatar
Looks like you just took a picture of the paper background that they print out fish avatar
what kind of wood is that??i love the look of it. fish avatar

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