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Country: Phillippines
Description: 100 x 38 x 48 cm acrylic tank. I modified the stock lighting to provide 2 nos 39w 6500K T5HO front and middle plus 21w led fixture at the rear. Using 1 Tetratec EX700 canister filter plus a DIY trickle filter for extra filtration. CO2 fertilization using an in-line CO2 atomizer at 3 bubbles per second. Auto dosing of fertilizers using EI method. Weekly 50% water changes and bi-weekly trimming.
Advice: Starting your water garden would require a lot of time and patience. Do your research, put some extra effort and you will be rewarded.
Fish Kept: Cardinal tetras, rummy nose tetras, rasbora espei etc.
Corals/Plants: Various
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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Nice tank! I added discus and bosemoni rainbows to my tank and the color really helped set off the tank. fish avatar
yes it is a good filter, very efficient and does not produce any noise ^^ fish avatar
have you found using the tetratec EX700 a good filter? fish avatar

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