Photo #1 - 5 Months Old. Took Out A Few Plants And Added Som...

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Photo Caption: 5 months old. Took out a few plants and added some new ones. The Wisteria has blown up in the month that's it's been in my tank.
fish tank picture - 5 months old. Took out a few plants and added some new ones. The Wisteria has blown up in the month that's it's been in my tank.
8 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Patience. It took 5 months to get to this point.
fish tank picture - 3 months old
fish tank picture - About 2 months old.
fish tank picture - Weeks 1 after set up.

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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: Evolve 8 13x13x14, 18w 6 light led light, stock quiet flow 10 power filter, wet/dry biological filtration. DIY CO2 system.
Advice: There is always more you learn. Keep researching and reading watching. Your tank can always improve.
Fish Kept: 4 Zebra Danio, 2 Peppered Cory Cat, 2 Otto,
Corals/Plants: Sand and gravel substrate, Driftwood, Dwarf Hair Grass, Anubias Barteri Nana, Telanthera Cardinalis, Wisteria, Marimo Moss Ball
Tank Size: 8 gallons
About Yourself: I love an all natural fish tank. The best thing about it is watching everything in the tank work and grow with each other. For the work you put in, the tank gives back in beauty.

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