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75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Sorry for the bad quality I don't own a camera I had to use my phone.

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State: Tennessee
Country: United States
Description: Sicce c02 dispenser
Advice: You don't have to do all the work, get a couple of algae eating shrimp, plecos, snails just something that will help. It makes a big difference on how your tank looks like at the end of the day.
Fish Kept: 6 Cardinal Tetras, 4 Giant Neon Tetras, 3 Amano Algae Eating Shrimp, 2 Clown Loaches, 2 Yo Yo Loaches, 4 Giant Danios
Corals/Plants: Lots of different kinds
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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