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44 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Planted Tank

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Country: India
Description: Tanks Size: Length:40:Ht 18: Depth:18 , Lights 18Wx4 PLL, Eheim Pro 2032 filter, DIY Co2. 5 kg laterite and 8 kg sand gravel. 2 inch for foreground and 3 inch for background. 1 piece of driftwood.
Advice: Careful about your Co2 and Lights
Fish Kept: neon tetras , shrimps, golden algae, red nose tetra, Harley queens, assassin snails ,Chinese Catfish, Chinese Sucker Fish
Corals/Plants: Midground 1. Cabomba aquatica 2. Bacopa monnieri 3. Ludwigia brevipes 4. Alternanthera reineckii Background : 1. Nymphaea rubra 2. Echinodorus spiralis 3. Cryptocoryone
Tank Size: 44 gallons
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