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29 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Wanting to add more plants and some driftwood, maybe suction cupped to the side glass with some interesting moss on the ground?

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State: Tennessee
Country: United States
Description: 29 Gal. Mignon 300 pump filter. 5000 kw light.
Advice: Patience
Fish Kept: Tetra
Corals/Plants: Anubius
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: When the F*ck did we get ice cream?
About Yourself: Fairly new to the hobby. This is my first tank three months into it. About to be away from tank for four months.

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