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Country: India
Description: Tank dimensions: 90 X 60 X 45 cm Lights: 3X 27W 6500 K CFL 12hrs/day DIY external canister filter DIY CO2 reactor locally collected and treated plant roots and rocks for deco
Advice: time and patience... thats all it really takes!!
Fish Kept: 2X Pink Zebra Danio 3X Red eye tetra 2X bronze albino corydora 3X guppies 2X siamese aglae eater 1X golden pleco 2X yamato shrimps 6X red cherry shrimps
Corals/Plants: Hygrophila difformis Vallisneria spiralis Vallisneria Gigantea Cabomba caroliniana Hygrophila corymbosa Nyphea Sp. Bacopa Lanigera some type of sword uncertain abt the species
Tank Size: 27 gallons

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