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21 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Scaped 3 days ago 21 gallon tank follow @someone_you_might_knoe in Instagram

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Description: Planted tanks yes
Advice: Do research instead of rushing into the hobby and dw about mistakes, it's part of the journey of fish keeping and or if you're into the good stuff aquascaping
Fish Kept: Galaxy koi Betta, Neon Tetra Jumbo, Bluespotted Corydoras, Swordtail platy
Corals/Plants: Mainam hemigraphiAltenanthera reineckiiRotala rotundifoliaRotala greenBolbitis heteroclitaCryptocoryne wendtiiJava mossLudwigia repena
Tank Size: 21 gallons
Quote: Yws
About Yourself: Fish bowl then bam

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