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20 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My 20 gallon busy tank

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State: Connecticut
Country: United States
Description: 20 gallons, led lights, small whisper filter, large plant. Have had tanks over 50 years. Hope to advance to larger tank and newer system.
Advice: 1. seek advise2. read a lot about it first
Fish Kept: 2 black tetras, 2 glolight tetras, 3 pristellas, 2 cardinals, 2 large angelfish
Corals/Plants: annubia nana
Tank Size: 20 gallons
About Yourself: retired teacher/social worker, 78, writer

COMMENTS

Tank is small for angels and not a fan of fake Decs and coloured substrate nice angelfish thou fish avatar

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