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10 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Fish Rock!

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State: Nevada
Country: United States
Description: Tank includes plants such as java Fern, java moss, broad leaf hygrophila, cryptocoryne parva, and a peace lily. The tank is currently stocked with white cloud and sparkling gouramis. Also the tank incorporates pieces of drift wood, slate, and backyard rocks. My tank is 12" tall x 20" wide x 10" deep, lit by a 20 watt bulb, filtered by a Tetra Whisper PF10 Filtration System.
Advice: Have fun!
Fish Kept: Gouramis, various tetras, live bearers, and many more!
Corals/Plants: Lots o' plants
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: Veni, vidi, vici

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