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75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - The Jungle

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Country: Canada
Description: 48"x2"'x16" 120W NO Lighting DIY CO2 2215 + 204 Filtration Temp. 26C FOR QUESTION, go to OVAS.ca look for nickname Toss
Advice: Everyone starts with zero knowledge. They call it hobby because its continuous learning.
Fish Kept: Rainbows, Angels, Blue Ram, Apisto. Cac., Farlowela, Cory Sterbai, SAE, CAE, Clown Pleco, Albino Hifin BN Pleco, Rummy Nose, Rasbora Het
Corals/Plants: Crypts, Anubias, Crinum, Ferns, Val, Riccia, Echinodorus
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: Nature never perfect, why fish tank should be.

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