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Country: United Kingdom
Description: its a 60 litre tank running an oversized external Canister filter and tropical plant gro lights, with a digital thermometer
Advice: always research fish before you buy them especially catfish and plecos as they outgrow the tank easily so must be prepared to upgrade or have a different tank to move them to.
Fish Kept: 60Litre 1xCory 3xPlaty 1xYoyo Loach Pleco and 2x Upside Down Catfish 20Litre Nano Shrimp 5xNeon 2xOto
Corals/Plants: lugdwia, moss, swords, Hairgrass, Sagittaria Natans, Sagittaria subulata, Twisted Vallis, Unknown Pink Plant
Tank Size: 15 gallons

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