Photo #2 - 130gal Planted Tank -

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Description: CO2 addition, liquid ferts Ultra oganic
Advice: Do not lose patience! Never...
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Tank Size: 130 gallons
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I love your tank its beautiful! fish avatar
Hi there, what species of plant do you use as a ground cover? fish avatar
Looks like you cut a part of a real lake out and put it in a fish tank. awesome! fish avatar
Very nice!!.Do you have any fish? if so which ones?...The plants alone make a beautiful tank, but fish are the real treat.. fish avatar
nice picture, well done, solid planning fish avatar
now this is what i call a beautifully scaped and well taken care of planted tank!!! keep up the great work!! fish avatar
celticchrys, thank you for your comment. Actually, I've only rescaped the plants and have given 'em enough time to propagate under the appropriate conditions. Rgds, filip fish avatar
This is a lovely aquarium. Very lush looking. fish avatar

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