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State:
Illinois
Country:
United States
Description:
110g high, 260w, Seachem Fluorite black substrate. Obsidian stones and a huge chunk of driftwood
Advice:
join forums and ask questions.
Fish Kept:
what evers left over from when i had a lot.
Corals/Plants:
chain sword, Anubis, wendii, vals, micro-sword grass, XXL amazon mother sword, amazon sword, Hydrophila(broad leaf), frogbit
Tank Size:
110 gallons
Quote:
Si Vis Pacem Para Belum
About Yourself:
I go to the University of Illinois with a major in Natural Resources and Environmental sciences. My second tank. Hopefully it'll last me a while. Love the planting part.
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