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5 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My little tank

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Country: United States
Description: Aqueon Mini Bow 5.0 gallon, 14-1/4"W x 9-3/4"D x 13"H, Mini Bow filter, 15W Life-Glo full spectrum fluorescent light, Marina C17 aquarium heater.
Advice: Do it right the first time! Cycle your tank. Do your homework (research, research, research). There are no questions that can not be answered with the help of the internet nowadays, and of course good old books. Best to read up yourself, rather than asking petshop employees, theyre working for minimun wages and most of the time they dont know any better than you.
Fish Kept: 1 male Betta 1 Ottocinclus 2 Fancy Guppies 2 Amano shrimps 1 Zebra snail
Corals/Plants: Amazon sword Mondo grass Hornwort
Tank Size: 5 gallons
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About Yourself: Im a full time student right now, and ever since I moved in my small appartment I wanted to start a tank. With limited space I went with small but stylish 5 gallon. I work part time at Petsmart so I get a good discount haha

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