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freshwater fish - colisa lalia - dwarf gourami stocking in 47 gallons tank - Colisa Lalia

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Country: Belgium
Description: Tank: Rio 180 Lighting: 2x 50W T5 Filter: Internal CO2: 2 bubbles per second
Advice: Learn lessons from each step you take!
Fish Kept: Colisa lalia: 1M 1F Botia Kubotai: 4 Corydora Sterbai: 2 Crystal Red shrimps: 20 Cardinia Japonica: 10 Ottocinclus Affinis: 3 Rasbora Galaxy: 10
Corals/Plants: Microsorum Pteropus "windlov" Rotala Rotundifolia Sp. Green Rotala Rotundifolia Sp. Red Christmass moss Cryptocoryne Wendtii
Tank Size: 47 gallons
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