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30 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 30 gal over 30 fish community live plant

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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 30gal tank with 2 magnum canisters running parallel with huge powerhead running it. e magnums are filler with bioload tone aquaclear over head with a micropad for clean water. one marineland powerhead with uv sterilizer hooked uo.
Advice: bioload makes it all carbon isnt needed only looks an 1 fish too 1 inch is not needed now adays i have 37 fish in a30 an putting more in
Fish Kept: 2 redtail sharks. 2 rainbow sharks. 1 albino rainbow shark. 1 upside down catfish. assorted tetras like 19 or soo. 3 gromi catss. 2 rainbows. 2 corycats. 1 regular catfish 2 killah fish. tetra include congo
Corals/Plants: sword something plant
Tank Size: 30 gallons

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u call this a planted tank! fish avatar

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