Photo #1 - My Fist Try At Dicus. 3 Of Them Are Going To Be G...

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Photo Caption: my fist try at dicus. 3 of them are going to be given to a friend so it wont look as full in the future
75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my fist try at dicus. 3 of them are going to be given to a friend so it wont look as full in the future
75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 4 wild discus albino pleco tank is a aquaone 120 285 liters . its running a aquaone 2400 canister and a pondmaster uv

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Country: Australia
Description: aquaone 120 internal 1000l/hr aquaone 1050 canister filter 1000l/hr
Advice: im new myself :P
Fish Kept: 8 various discus 3 pleco's 2 clown loachs 1 large ghost knife 2 guamis snails and muscles
Corals/Plants: variuos plants
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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Absolutely beautiful! fish avatar

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