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55 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - updated pic

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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 55 gal tank 48' x 12' x 21 T5 high output light (216 watt) Rena Filstar XP2 Odyssea 9 Watt Uv sterilizer Automatic Co2 system Flourite with soil RO water filter system
Advice: i just switched to a soil bed with a flourite top. this is a picture that is only 2 months old from switching from just flourite. its a bit more involved to set up but everything has been growing like crazy.
Fish Kept: 12 cardinal tetras 1 bristle nose pleco 4 otos
Corals/Plants: a mix of everything
Tank Size: 55 gallons

COMMENTS

very nice, love the splash of color here and there fish avatar
This could be a 8 , ..... Without hose in the middle .... fish avatar
Beautiful tank! fish avatar
Very cool Tank fish avatar

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