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40 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Freshwater Planted

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State: Mississippi
Country: United States
Description: 4 T5 6000k bulbs, 20lb CO2 with powerhead diffuser. Cascade 1000 Canister filter with Biofloss in bottom, Biofoam mid, Ceramic rings in top.
Advice: Trial and Error is the key to learning about the aquatic hobby.
Fish Kept: 2 marbled veil angels, 2 black veil angles, 2 mixed veil angels, 3 Dojos, 1 Kuhli loach, 3 Clown loaches (1 5 inch, 2 inch and 1 inch, I had a breading pair of angels and the Male died because of old age and the female soon followed after his death.
Corals/Plants: Plants= Cabomba, Amazon sword, Moss Balls.
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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