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180 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My 180

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State: Oklahoma
Country: United States
Description: My freshwater tanks. I am new to plants any help would be nice. All of my tanks are dirt sub. I like plan black back ground.
Advice: Have fun enjoy.
Fish Kept: , 3 bala shark biggest one is about 8 inches, 2 rainbow shark's, 1 red tail shark,he is my oldest fish, 15 male mollies, 12pearl gourami's, 5 bnp common, 7 pepper cory's, 6 albino cory's 6 roseline shark's
Corals/Plants: Jungle val ,money wort, amazon swords,
Tank Size: 180 gallons
Quote: If you aren't having fun it's not a hobby.
About Yourself: I have been in the hobby for a little over a year now.

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