Photo #1 - 60 Gallon Planted Community Fish With Stand

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60 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 60 Gallon Planted Community Tank

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 48" x 24" 2 Kessil LEDS w/goose neck Dragon Rock ControSoil RODI Water Eheim 3E XL Filter Inline Heater CO2 Injection Seachem Fertilizer
Advice: Ask many questions! Research is Key! What works for everyone, may not work for you! Simple is better!
Corals/Plants: Baby Tears, Helferi, Scarlet Temple, Rotala Indica, Buce, Blyxa, Cardinal, Cryptocorine Undulata, Hygro Sunset, Jungle Val, Sty. Rep, Bocopa, Water Sprite, V.A. Variegated, Mini VA
Tank Size: 60 gallons
Quote: Always have plan B, C & D.
About Yourself: Native New Yorker. Owned both fresh & salt water nano tanks. Also owned shrimp / planted nano tanks. In the hobby for about 4 years.

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