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220 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - planted cichlid tank

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 220 gallon glass tank, 2 48 inch current usa freshwater+ light strips, fluvial fx5, fluvial 305, a 2 little fishes purigen reactor and a co2 diffuser system for plant growth.
Advice: go big or go home. small tanks are harder to maintain. Get the largest aquarium that will fit comfortably in your home or else you won't be satisfied.
Corals/Plants: large anubias
Tank Size: 220 gallons

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