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32 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My first planted tank, im not aiming for a deeply planted aquarium look

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Juwel Rekord 120, 120 litres or 31.7 US gallons Eheim aquaball 2210, tetratec heater, marina air pump 100
Advice: go slowly, do a fishless cycle i am new at this too
Fish Kept: 8 Neon tetras, 6 Glow lights, 5 Harlequins, 3 Guppies, 3 Mollies, 2 Corydora catfish
Corals/Plants: swords ferns, parrot feather various other live plants and moss balls
Tank Size: 32 gallons
About Yourself: My very first attempt at keeping fish and live plants.

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