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190 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - FRONT VIEW

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Juwel Trigon 190. Corner Tank 38"x28"x24" Juwel Multilux Lighting, 2 X 18w 70cms Juwel Filter system 600 Automatic Heater 200w
Advice: Stay patient and persistant!!Plenty of research!!!
Fish Kept: neons and livebearers
Corals/Plants: When i find out proper names i will post them.
Tank Size: 190 gallons
Quote: imagination is more important than knowledge
About Yourself: i am just a beginner at this hobby, but have always had a interest in tropical fish and i would be happy to recieve your comments!! Thanks

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