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State: Massachusetts
Country: United States
Description: I have a 29gal tank that is 30"L x 13"W x 18", I run a fluval 306 canister filter and a 24"-36" current USA LED light with eco complete substrate
Advice: Take your time don't just go and buy a tank and fish In the same day set up the tank first and let the nitrogen cycle happen and if u don't know what the nitrogen cycle is learn about it cuz it's one of the most important pieces of information u need
Corals/Plants: Java fern, Java moss, Amazon sword, purple cabomba, green cabomba, Anubis coffeefolia, water wisteria (I think), lugwida broad leaf, and chilensis (I think)
Tank Size: 29 gallons
About Yourself: I'm 18 in high school and just wanted something dope to pull my room together and make it more relaxing but quickly became consumed by the hobby I love that u don't need to know a lot about the hobby but u CAN learn a lot about it

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