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63 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Teardown next week to upgrade to my custom built tank

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Country: Sweden
Description: Tank 1: Aquael nano 30LTank 2: 60*30*30cm pressurized co2, aquael leddy plant and Leecom 60Tank 3: Juwel 240Tank 4: soon to come, special made order 75*50*30cm
Advice: Research and dont just use one source of information. Dont be afraid to start over if you are not happy with the results.
Corals/Plants: All kinds
Tank Size: 63 gallons
About Yourself: Have owned a total of 10 aquariums. I wanted to keep fish as a kid but my mom freaked out over the fish, eventually i gave up on the hobby. Almost a decade later i am back at it.

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