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90 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 90 gallon planted

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Country: Canada
Description: 90 gallon freshwater coralife 65wattx2 pc current nova extreame 2x55 watt HO t5s pressurized 10 lb co2 system eheim 2217 filter
Advice: change water and feed the fish try to read about the fish befor you buy if you want a peacfull tank the fish stores will sell you anything to make money
Fish Kept: koi- golden marble-zebra-angelfish rummy nose tetras.neon tetras cardnal tetras ottocats bristlenose plec
Corals/Plants: lots
Tank Size: 90 gallons

COMMENTS

love the tank man...its so lush and full of plants... fish avatar

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