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25 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Fully Planted and inhabited

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Country: Canada
Description: 25 Gallon Hagen tank, fluval underwater filter. Aqua clear waterfall, homemade co2 injector. 24" flourescent light with aquaflora bulb. 3/4" layer of black gravel covered with sand
Advice: Research...research...research
Fish Kept: Tiger barb, rosy barbs, neon tetras, red wag platies, bleeding heart tetra, black skirt tetra, black mollies, clown loach, skunk cory, leopard cory, golden algae eater, blue claw whisker shrimp, algae shrimp, fancy tail guppies
Corals/Plants: Amazon sword, java moss, 2 other stem plants of unknown variety ( from a friends tank ) also a little forest of cambomba
Tank Size: 25 gallons

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