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60 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Juwel Rio 300 Community tank!

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Rio 300 , 48"L x 25"H x 20"W juwel internal and eheim 2213 4 light tubes @ 38w 3 hagen CO2 units. Community tank with rainbows, cherry barbs, loaches, ottocinclus,ancistrus, corys,shrimps, black neons and cardinals.
Advice: Buy as big a tank as you can afford you won't regret it!
Fish Kept: As above!
Corals/Plants: Various plants including, dwarf sag, micro sag, crypts, vallis, amazon swords, java moss, nymphea stellata and a few others.
Tank Size: 60 gallons

COMMENTS

Looks good, I particularly like the mix of colours in the planting. fish avatar

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