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190 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - aquarium update, it looks now. It is 4 month after set up.
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190 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - aquarium update, it looks now. It is 4 month after set up.
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More Info

Country: Lithuania
Description: Tank started 2008 01 18,
Advice: -
Fish Kept: neon
Corals/Plants: A lot
Tank Size: 190 gallons

COMMENTS

Beautiful! One of my favourite tanks! fish avatar
he had it in freshwater before? fish avatar
I think that it is planted tank. And category was correct. fish avatar
Please move this tank to the correct category. Nice job though, looks great. fish avatar
stunning tank... but shouldnt it be under planted tank? fish avatar
That is an excellent tank; great job! fish avatar
I Love it !!! fish avatar

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