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10 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My first planted tank.

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State: Hawaii
Country: United States
Description: 10- Gallon tank: 20" Long x 10" Deep x13" High Lighting: 2x 24W Oscar Enterprises Flourescent Bulbs Filtration: 1 Whisper 20 Power Filter 1 Penguin Bio-Wheel 100 Other Equipment: Nutrafin Plant System CO2 Injector Plastic "Ladder" Diffuser
Advice: Don't give up, be patient, and research, to learn as much as you can.
Fish Kept: 4 Rummy Nose Tetras 3 Costello Tetras 1 Glowlight Danio 1 Siamese Algae Eater 1 Oto
Corals/Plants: Microsorum Pteropus Microsorum Pteropus "Windelov" Rotala Rotundifolia Anubias Barteri Anubias Nana Anubias "Petite" Nana Cryptocoryne Beckettii Cryptocoryne Wendii "Green" Cryptocoryne Wendii "Red" Cryptocoryne Walkeri Red Lotus
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: It's not how many times you fall down, it's how many times you get back up.

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nice!!!! fish avatar

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