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60 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Photo 1

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Country: New Zealand
Description: This is my first attempt at a planted tank. Didn't put any soil down so i'll see how it goes.
Advice: look around, research species, chemistry, and aquascaping, much to learn.
Fish Kept: Angel fish, tiger barbs, tetras, pleco, corys
Corals/Plants: Grasses, weeds, fern, big leafy things.
Tank Size: 60 gallons
Quote: "even if you're scared, act brave - It looks better"
About Yourself: Am a student studying marine biology, i like fish.

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