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65 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Freshwater community

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 65g acrylic tankBeamswork full spectrum LEDMarineLand biowheel HOB filterHeater- tube style suction cup 76FSubstrate and hardscape is Stratum, EcoComplete, and TX holey rock.
Advice: Google everything, join some great forums, and be patient
Fish Kept: Bleeding Heart Tetra, True Rummynose Tetra, Flame Tetra, Golden Dream Panchax Killifish, Leopard Ctenopoma, Gold Pristella Tetra, Bristle-nose Catfish, Butterfly Hillstream Loach
Corals/Plants: wisteria, rotala indica, pennywort, Christmas and java moss, anubias on driftwood, a mystery willow- bushy plant back left, frogbit, and a bit of dwarf hairgrass.
Tank Size: 65 gallons

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