Photo #1 - My First Planted Tank. - Owned By Gomer

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planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My first planted tank.

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State: CA
Country: United States
Description: My first planted tank. For more pics change the #2 up through 11: Thanks for looking!

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wow i just love your tank it is soo pretty! I just got a new tank and i want to try to do a planted tank and i have never done one before and i need some help. How hard are the to take care of? How much time does it take and what exactly do you need to do to be soo succesful like your tank. Also how much did you spend on your plants fish avatar

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