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52 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My rio 240 planted setup

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Juwel rio 240,with standard hight lite t5 and reflectors fitted. ADA aqua soil. A tetra tec ex1200 and ex700 with a hydor korilla 1 for extra flow. Pressurised co2 and inline reactor.
Advice: Keep at it and you will succed
Fish Kept: 2 Dicus,loads of rummynose tetras,albino corys,
Corals/Plants: Hemianthus callitrichoides along the fron twith dwarf hairgrass mixed in(grew this first emmesred for a month or so then filled with water),Blxya japonica at the back left,dwarf sag at the front right,Nymphaea Lily bulb at the back right,java fern on the redmoor wood(cant really see it as its small),with flame moss and java moss on the wood
Tank Size: 52 gallons

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