Photo #2 - 30cm/1ft Cube - 6 Celestail Pearl Danios, 1 Oto,...

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Ranked #530 out of 2770 planted tanks pictures worldwide
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The Average Score for this picture is: 5.87
This picture has been rated : 107 times.
The Average Score for this category is: 5.10

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Country: Australia
Description: 30cm/1ft cube, Filter: Eheim 2213, Heater: Jager 50w inline (DIY), Glassware: Cal Aqua lily pipes X1/F1 Cal Aqua Nano Checker, Stand: Aqua One, Light: 35cm, 2 X 24w power compact DIY stand, Substrate: Up Aqua soil, CO2: Pressurised 0.82L, Azoo Reg, Up Aqua Atomiser, Ferts: EI,
Advice: Do lots of research, be patient.
Fish Kept: 6 Celestail Pearl Danios, 1 Oto, Darwin Algae shrimp,
Corals/Plants: Narrow leaf java fern, HC, Blyxa Japonica, Red Tiger Lotus, Crypts
Tank Size: 7 gallons

COMMENTS

I can't believe the low scores on this tank, it deserves a lot higher. I voted 9, nice tank and nice layout. fish avatar
That looks fantastic! fish avatar
Great looking cube! Great Aquascaping, something I aspire to! fish avatar
you have done a great job man i can tell there's some age to the system which means a lot to me when I evaluate them. I don't like new setup photographs, this is a little under a year at this point right? its great I was just guessing good job #1 you deserve it fish avatar
Awesome Tank! fish avatar

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