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Photo Caption: My very first tank. It is 15g (55L) tank with the typical beginner fish (Oto, cory and neon tetras).
15 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My very first tank. It is 15g (55L) tank with the typical beginner fish (Oto, cory and neon tetras).

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Country: Belgium
Description: 60cmx30cmx30cm with 1x15W fluorescent light (10hours a day), 50W heater, DIY CO2. Once a week liquid plant fertilization. First tank ever.
Advice: Once a week liquid plant fertilization + DIY CO2 really helps those plants.
Fish Kept: 10x neon tetra, 3x otocinclus afinis, 3x corydoras paleatus
Corals/Plants: Cabomba, Echinodorus "Red Flame", ...
Tank Size: 15 gallons
Quote: It is possible to fail in many ways...while to succeed is possible only in one way.

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constructive criticism: the background is cheesy and what is the focal point...the orange bridge structure or the black pointed thing? fish avatar

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