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30 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my 30 gallon tank

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Country: Canada
Description: This is a 30 wide tank. I use a single Light-glo and it works well.
Advice: Read. Understand the Nitrogen Cycle completely before you put fish in your tank.
Fish Kept: 2 Gold Gourami's 6 Rummy Nose Tetra 5 Black Skirt Tetra 1 Oldschool Painted Tetra (3yrs old) His name is Crockett 1 dwarf pleco (adoption) 1 cory cat (adoption) 1 black phantom tetra (adoption)
Corals/Plants: Cabomba Java Fern Hygrophila something or other..
Tank Size: 30 gallons
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