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Country: Singapore
Description: A 4ft two-sided planted aquarium 122cmx40cmx60cm. One aquarium surface skimmer. One CO2 diffuser. 2 units of twin tube 104cm Aqualux 36watts x 7200degrees Kelvin. Hailea Chiller 800-2500L/H 1/2HP. EHEIM 2026 Professional II canister filter. CO2 tank with dal-gauge selenoid regulator. Aquarium light timer.
Advice: Be very patient Do a lot of read up Learning from experiences of others and yourself
Fish Kept: 3 Cardinals 30 angels
Corals/Plants: 3 medium-size rocks 1 drift wood 2 fibre-glass decorations 6 types of plants
Tank Size: 64 gallons
Quote: Never give up.
About Yourself: I started fish-keeping to destress.

COMMENTS

congratulation on a tank well balanced, i do like the fact that the plants are not overbearing the tank. it's well garnished without distracting from the beauty of the whole aquarium. fish avatar
that is an amazing tank, thats dedication right there, well done fish avatar
the shape of that tank is cool i like seeing the gravel on the end one criticism is that the middle seems kinda sparse and form less- could just be the angle of the picture :) fish avatar
Awsome! I love it fish avatar

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