Photo #1 - Front View, 6 Months Old (ish),

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Photo Caption: Front view, 6 months old (ish),
40 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Front view, 6 months old (ish),
fish tank picture - Side view
fish tank picture - Top view

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 20inch x 18 x 24, 4 aquagrow LEDs, (suspended), Proflora CO2 kit, Aquamanta EFX 400, Aqua clear surface powerhead, Aquabasis/manado substrate, Under-gravel heater, Flow deflectors (why not), Pro-silent air pump,
Advice: .Get a bigger filter.
Fish Kept: 30+ ember tetra, 6 emperor tetra, 6 otto, 6 pygmy cory, 6 endler guppy (better than what your picturing), 1 red whiptail, 3 dwarf chainloach, Amano shrimp, Cherry shrimp
Corals/Plants: Cryptocorynes, An anubius nana, Java moss on a large piece of wood (shrimp nursery)
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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