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Photo Caption: Tremendous Plant Growth after CO2 addition! Endler Guppys are enjoying the plant coverage
5 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Tremendous Plant Growth after CO2 addition! Endler Guppys are enjoying the plant coverage
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Country: Australia
Description: Fluval Spec VInbuilt Filter, output 270 L/hrTetra brand airatorpH: 6.5 - 6.9Temp: 77 fLED lighting, 7.4W, 7000KADA Soil for SubstratePassive CO2 diffusion + Dosing Flora.viv fert 2 x weekEndler Guppy males x 4
Advice: Understand the nitrogen cycle before you start into the hobby, and most importantly, as difficult as it is, be patient when making changes and problem solving as itll be more rewarding in the long run.
Fish Kept: Red Minor Serpae Tetra
Corals/Plants: Various Plants and Moss
Tank Size: 5 gallons
About Yourself: Relatively new to the hobby. Love natural colour in my tank. Study music teaching with environmental biology on the side :)

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