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37 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish)

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 1400 EF External Filter,2 x 39W T5HO Lights,10 Hour photo period,2 hr siesta, and Reflectors, Hydor 150W Heater,JBL Aquabasis Plus,Fine Gravel.EI fertilization, No CO2 injection.
Advice: Research. Then have a go!
Fish Kept: Peppered Cory Cat, Zebra Danio, Panda Cory Cat, S.A..E, Red Phanthom Tetra,Rainbows, Bristlsnose Catfish.
Corals/Plants: Vallisneria Spiralis, Saggitaria Subulata, Hygrophela Polysperma,Anubias Barteri v. Nana,Microsorium Pteropus,Limnobium Spongia,Pistia Stratiotes, Amazon Sword,cryptocoryne Undulata,and others.
Tank Size: 37 gallons
About Yourself: Any Constructive comments would be greatly appreciated.

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