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42 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Rescaped 42 gallon tank

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 156 Watts: 4 x 39 watt TS HO Lighting schedule: 4.5 hours- 4 Hour break- 5:5 hours. Total of 11 hours. Pressurized CO2 system at 2-3 bubbles per second. KH 4, GH 9, PH 6.7-7.2 Substrate from Aquarium plants Water changes weekley 25% Dosing Flourish, Excel, Iron, Trace and Pottasium HOB Filter
Advice: Patience
Fish Kept: 1 Rosaline Shark, 4 lemon tetras, 11 neons, 3 red flame tetras, 3 black tetras, 3 glow light tetras
Corals/Plants: Hygrophilla Difformis, Hygrophilla Corymbosa, Lobelius Cardinalis, Rotala Walichii, Rotala Indica, Althernanthera Reinikii, Myriophillum, Ludwigia Repens,
Tank Size: 42 gallons

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