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Photo Caption: My First attempt to nature aquarium.This is a 1 month Old Tank.
15 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My First attempt to nature aquarium.This is a 1 month Old Tank.

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Country: India
Description: Internal power filter (650L/Hour)
Advice: Be cautious about the cycling
Fish Kept: Betta,Harleqin Rasbora,Neon Tetra,Black Molly,Bengal Loach
Corals/Plants: Nymphae Rubra(Red Lily) Saggitaria Subulata Staurogyne Repens Rotala Indica Java Moss Anubias Nana Hygrophillia Difformis Cardamine Lyrata Ludwigia Repens
Tank Size: 15 gallons
About Yourself: I am a student pursuing my Masters

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