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Photo Caption: 150L (40G), 94x40x40cm, 0,8 W/l (3 WPG) - 3x Osram Biolux 965 and 1x Philips Aquarelle, pressurized CO2
planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 150L (40G), 94x40x40cm, 0,8 W/l (3 WPG) - 3x Osram Biolux 965 and 1x Philips Aquarelle, pressurized CO2

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Country: Poland
Description: 150L (40G), 94x40x40cm, 0,8 W/l (3 WPG) - 3x Osram Biolux 965 and 1x Philips Awuarelle, pressurized CO2

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To jest zielony raj i magiczne miejsce dla ryb :) Pozdrawiam! This is a green paradise and magic place for fish. Congratulations! fish avatar
cool..... fish avatar
this is a seriously very nice tank. absolutely awesome. kudos! fish avatar
I love your tank! I am a newbie to both fishkeeping and having a planted tank. I would love to duplicate your tank and have more details on your tank specs tank and the species you planted. Please post:) thanks and good job fish avatar
SLICZNE AKWARIUM !!! :o) fish avatar

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