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25 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My tank currently

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Country: Australia
Description: Tall 2ft planted aquarium. Dimensions 24" x 12" x 20"/60 x 30 x 52 cm Volume 94 l./21 gal./25 US gal. Filtration Eheim internal Lighting Standard aquarium globe Substrate Pea gravel Decor Plants and driftwood Background Black cardboard
Advice: Always research before you buy
Fish Kept: Fish in this tank Tropical Commnity Pearl Gourami Halfbeak Cardinal Tetras Rummynose Tetras Black Neon Tetras Corydoras Jullii Borneo Scooters Otocinclus
Corals/Plants: Plants in this tank Java Fern Crested Java Fern Lilaeopsis Amazon Sword Giant Vallisneria Cryptocoryne Ambulia Anubias Violet
Tank Size: 25 gallons
About Yourself: Student & Pet Shop Assistant

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