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90 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My Planted Beauty........

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Country: India
Description: Its way to big for my home...
Advice: Start medium light, then add CO2 injection. Patience is very important....Use laterite.....weekly water changes is the most important....
Fish Kept: 6 Congo tetras,12 Cardinal tetras,4 Mollies,8 Angels,6 Golden Minnows,14 Corydoras(pepper-bronz-albino)5 Puntis Dennisonii,4 Ottos,Ramshorn Snails
Corals/Plants: Amazon swords , tiger lotus lillys,Java Moss, Anubias nana,Sagittaria,Ludwigia repens,Hygrophila Polysperma,Chain Amazon, Vallisneria Americana,Rotala Indica,Star Grass,Cryptocoryne wendtii,
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: Work Hard But Party Harder!!...
About Yourself: 5 f L,2 f H & 1.25 f B . 2 T8's of 8000k,1 of 6500k & 1 of 4000k.90G with pressurized CO2 injection.

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