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45 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 45gl planted tank.

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Country: Puerto Rico
Description: 45 gallon tall All-glass aquarium fishtank. Home made canopy with four 36" t8 and two 10 watt roset flourecent bulbs. Filter also home made with 4" PVC tube and a power head. CO2 provided yeist reactor.
Advice: Set up the plants and the fish tank before introducing fish.
Fish Kept: Rams, discus, cordoras, congo tetras, cardinals,runy noses, ottos, angels and ghost shrimp.
Corals/Plants: Plants are cabobas (red, green and purple), sagitarias, anubains, java ferns, cryps...
Tank Size: 45 gallons

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