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freshwater fish - peckoltia sp. - l202 stocking in 190 gallons tank - This is my L202 Peckoltia Sp. its about 10 cm long now.

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Country: Netherlands
Description: 200x60x60 cm Rio Orinoco Biotope
Advice: Read everything on the web before you buy something!
Fish Kept: 2x L190 1x L202 6x pt. Altum 6x coppela nattereri
Corals/Plants: Enchinodorus species and valineria species.
Tank Size: 190 gallons
Quote: quote?? what quote? ;)
About Yourself: started keeping fish seriously about a year ago, started with and 54 liter then a 180 liter and now a 720 liter tank.

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