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150 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - This setup is 4 months old...

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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: size; 150 us gallons (72"x18"x28'') lighting; 6 POWER COMPACTS 96watt each 2x- 10000k daylight 2x- 6700k daylight 2x- 460nm filtration; Eheim professionel 3 - 2080 Eheim professionel 2 - 2128 20 lbs fully automatic co2 injection system
Advice: Be patient and do the research...
Fish Kept: Discus tank + cleaning crew...
Corals/Plants: all kinds of them for some i dont even remember exact name...
Tank Size: 150 gallons

COMMENTS

I love the moss. How do you clean the tank with out harming the plants? thats the only thing i get worried about fish avatar

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