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Country: Canada
Description: I have a planted 55g tank, flourite substrate, DIY, 2 T5 54W flourecents bulbs, tetra whisper ex70 for filtraton, WP: PH 7.0, KH 4, GH 8, AMMONIA 0, NITRITIS 0, NITRATES 10.
Advice: patience, Im still on it.
Fish Kept: 6 serpae tetras, 6 true rummy nose tetras, 2 ottocinclus catfish and 2 gold rams.
Corals/Plants: too many.. anubias coffeefolia, red wendtii,water sprite, amazon sword, dwarf hairgrass,bronze wendtii, anubias nana, baby tears and dwarf baby tears among others.
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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