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Country: Germany
Description: ~550liter Design fish tank panorama ,arcadia 3x40watt ;light glo,power glo, aqua glo.80 liter filter tank filled with sera biopur,biofibres,siporax.max 2000l/h power head,astra heater 300watt 160liter~100 x 40 x 40 aqua glo 36watt fluval internal filter, jäger heater 200watt,
Advice: keep it REAL !!! internet makes everything so easy
Fish Kept: 550 l =3x morning glory,2x blue diamond,3x brilliant blue,1x white swan,2xsnake skin,1x nhamunda rose,1x pink aeneus corydoras,3x bushy nose plecostomus,1x blue gurami, 160 l =Guppies,mollies,fin mollies,bushy nose plecostomus,neon tetra,sword tail
Corals/Plants: vallisneria,natural rocks,slate,moorkien wood,pink quartzite,white marbles,dolostone
Tank Size: 150 gallons

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I think you can do alot more with this tank, but it is nice. fish avatar
i love this photo! it looks like you've gone out into the amazon, poked your camera into the water and taken a photo. good job :D fish avatar

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