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60 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - This is my first ever tank and I still have a lot to learn, and a lot to get the hang of (especially not over feeding as you can see with the snails.) The tank is about three months old at this point, and I still can't help but zone out and watch it for hours sometimes. CO2 really made everything explode and my cheap nicecrew light is treating me very well! I'm really proud of this and hope it looks as nice for you as it does to me! I can't wait to see this tank grow out even more and set up my next planted tank! kuhlis and shrimp have been my absolute favorite additions so far!
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Photo Caption: This is my first ever tank and I still have a lot to learn, and a lot to get the hang of (especially not over feeding as you can see with the snails.) The tank is about three months old at this point, and I still can't help but zone out and watch it for hours sometimes. CO2 really made everything explode and my cheap nicecrew light is treating me very well! I'm really proud of this and hope it looks as nice for you as it does to me! I can't wait to see this tank grow out even more and set up my next planted tank! kuhlis and shrimp have been my absolute favorite additions so far!
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60 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - This is my first ever tank and I still have a lot to learn, and a lot to get the hang of (especially not over feeding as you can see with the snails.) The tank is about three months old at this point, and I still can't help but zone out and watch it for hours sometimes. CO2 really made everything explode and my cheap nicecrew light is treating me very well! I'm really proud of this and hope it looks as nice for you as it does to me! I can't wait to see this tank grow out even more and set up my next planted tank! kuhlis and shrimp have been my absolute favorite additions so far!

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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: This is my first ever tank! I'm running a cheap nicecrew light, a co2 tank, and my substrate is sand. I'm having so much fun!
Advice: don't be intimidated by co2!
Fish Kept: thick lipped gourami, marble hatchet, kuhli loaches, cardinal tetra, bristlenose pleco, cherry shrimp
Corals/Plants: tiger lotus, Christmas moss, amazon sword, crypt wendii, whatever stem plants looked nice at my local fish store, green cabomba
Tank Size: 60 gallons

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