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24 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - indian summer

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Country: India
Description: its a 24 gallon planted tank with some hardy plants . i used some laterite and river fine sand for base substrate and diy wooden hood with 36watt philips pll and 3 wat led light its almost 6 month old tank , also a 4 inch cooling fan to reduce the temperature ( its too hot in india )
Advice: be patient(9883761210)
Fish Kept: 12searpe tetra , 6red eye tetra ,1 SAE , 3 mickey mouse platy , 1 draft gorami ,3 ramis
Corals/Plants: najas, rotala indica , star grass , red indian lily ,amazone sward , pigmi chain
Tank Size: 24 gallons
Quote: fish tank
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