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60 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 60gal ("Pass Through")

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 48"X15"X18" Clear-for-Life Acrylic Tank. 165W T-5 HO Lighting by Catalina. In-line; heater, C02 (5lbs tank with PH Controller and aqurium plants reg), diffuser, booster pump 500 GPH, and filtration (Eheim 2217). Power Head (Hydor Koralia 550 GPH).
Advice: Start with a heavy plant load. Don't overdue the lighting, you'll grow nothing but algae.
Fish Kept: 2xDiscus, 3xplaties, 9xtetras, 3xoto catfish, 3xharlequin, 2xangel, 1xpleco, 1xshrimp, 5xdwarf puffer, 2xdwarf guarami,3xglass fish.
Corals/Plants: about 10 different species
Tank Size: 60 gallons
Quote: The devil is in the details

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