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150 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Plants 95% live 5 % plastic various cichlids, red sand,mazanita wood, various porus bulk rock,assorted scavengers

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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: Tank size is 72x18x29 {150 gal}, hamilton lighting fixture with 4-96 watt bulbs, FX5 canister filter,aqueon circulation pump.
Advice: Never limit yourself as far as color of plants, substrate or bulk rock. be creative and
Fish Kept: All kinds...but im a cichlid guy through and through
Corals/Plants: No corals, but all kind of plants
Tank Size: 150 gallons
About Yourself: Humble guy who loves to aquascape and find great joy in seeing others be creative with their aquariums

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