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20 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Cardinal tetras, neon green tetras, ember tetras, African dwarf frogs

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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: I currently have two aqueon 20Long tanks, one 10g and one 6g aquarium co op tanks. I use aquarium co op sponge filters and weighted air stones ,aquaclear filters, whisper air pumps, aqueon Programable lights.
Advice: Stay away from duck weed! Many plants do not need to be taken out of their baskets. Just cut the basket so the roots can grow out of the basket. Non of my plants are buried in gravel. I do not use co2 or any fertilizer.
Fish Kept: Cardinal Tetra, Neon green tetra, Ember tetra, Dwarf Otocinclus, Celestial Pearl Danio, Gold ring danio, Powder Blue Dwarf Gourami, African dwarf frog, Harlequin Rasbora, Chili rasbora, Phoenix rasbora, Habrosus corry, Pigmy corry, Amano shrimp, Cherry shrimp, Kuhli Loach
Tank Size: 20 gallons

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