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10 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Planted tank

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Country: Puerto Rico
Description: 10 gallon aquarium, hang on filter, Activ-Flora substrate and Kitty litter under it. One Cora-life bulb 10watt and one 15 watt fluorescent bulb. DIY CO2 reactor.
Advice: Never give up, trial and error is the way.
Fish Kept: Otocinclus affinis x3 and Colisa lalia x3. Also one carrot nosed ghost shrimp.
Corals/Plants: Vallisneria spiralis Hygrophilla difformis Rotala Nanheshan Rotala Rotundifolia "Java moss" Cryptocoryne parva Unknown Saggitaria
Tank Size: 10 gallons

COMMENTS

Muchas gracias. Despues que cambie por plantas de colores no me gusta como se ven los discos. Entiendo que se veian mejor con las plantas verdes! fish avatar
Muy linda! Suerte! fish avatar

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