RFLAC 2016 - Reeflowers Aquascaping Contest 2016 Result

03 January 2025

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TOP 10 Reeflowers Aquascaping Contest 2016

01 - Light Path - Omer Nadir Kocaoglu.
02 - Rivendell - Arif Terzioglu.
03 - Lost River - Yusuf Yildiz.
04 - Distant Dreams - Mehmet Emin Karaahmetoglu.
05 - Yaslı Hoyuk - Mehmet Sovuk.
06 - Treebeard - Serkan Cokeker.
07 - Gizemli Yolculuk - Onur Konu.
08 - Has Bahce - Ahmet Gol.
09 - Bengs Akvaryum - Bengiz Ozdereli.
10 - Nano - Ahmet Selman Kuzubasi.

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