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33 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - juwel 125 planted in progress

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: this is my 2 month old 125 juwel rio set up,not sure about keeping dum dum in there but the kids love it,using silicone sand this time,easier to keep clean than i expected,looks good too.more plants will be added in time hopefully end up a nice little tank.
Advice: dont rush into things ,take your time plan and read read read..
Fish Kept: 2 dwarf male gouramis 1 honey gourami 4 guppies mixed 4 rosie tetra 14 neons 2 dwarf bristlenoses 1 plec 1 loach 2 khuli loach
Corals/Plants: not sure of the names yet,get back to that when i buy some more.
Tank Size: 33 gallons
Quote: lifes a garden..dig it

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