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50 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 50 Gallon Planted Tank

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Country: Canada
Description: Dimensions: 36"x 18" x18", Open top tank, Lighting: 2x39W T5HO (2x6700k), DIY CO2 Eheim 2213 canister filter,PMDD fertilization, Substrate: 100% Seachem Flourite Red
Fish Kept: 3 serpae tetras 3 black tetras, 3 rummy nose tetras 4 dwarf neon rainbows
Corals/Plants: Echinodorus amazonicus, hygrophilia polysperma, hygrophila difformis, microsorum pteropus, ludwigia repens, sagitaria sublata, java moss.
Tank Size: 50 gallons

COMMENTS

very very nice. lush and natural looking!! good job. fish avatar
Wow that is a brilliant green. How was that achieved? fish avatar

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