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67 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Planted tank

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Country: India
Description: Eheim 2215, Nisso C02 system 900, Undergravel filters, Sunbstrate mixed with fertilizers, 2 T2 light & 1 Nerva Blue light
Advice: Love fish, understand them as if you converse with them about your need
Fish Kept: Cardinal Tetra,Rummy Rose Tetra,Golden Tetra, Black Neon Tetra,Glowlight Tetra,Congo Tetra,Puntius Denisoni, Bleeding Heart Tetra, Clown Loach,Chinese Algae Eater,Zebra Loach,Kuhli Loach,Panda Loach,Hillstream Loach, Platinum Angel,Sarpae Tetra,Red Zebra Danio,Blue Zebra Danio, Bosemani Rainbow,Scarlett Rainbow,Sailfin Rainbow,Peacock Rainbow,Pearl Gourami,Harlequin Rasbora,One lined Pencil fish .
Corals/Plants: Hydrophila , Kryptocorin
Tank Size: 67 gallons
About Yourself: I am Student when i was small i hve great fascination on fishes i m keeping fishes near about 12 years

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