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freshwater fish stocking in 120 gallons tank - Red Top Lwanda breeder

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Country: Canada
Description: This tank is my first attempt at keeping fish. Tank is 3 months old. 120 Gallon (48X24X24) Current Satillite LED + Pro (48") 2X Eheim Pro 3 (330gph ea.) 2X Eheim 300w J?ger Heaters Eheim skim 350 Dose with Exel, Flourish Micro, Iron
Advice: I'm to new to give advice. Just have fun and experiment.
Corals/Plants: Amazon Swords, Anubias, Java Fern, and some others.
Tank Size: 120 gallons
About Yourself: I Started with this hobby because I was looking for something to tinker with and perfect over time, and who doesn't love a well maintained fish tank.

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