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72 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Currently redoing tank. Got rid of all unnatural decorations and in the process of designing a set up of all real rockswood etc.
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Photo Caption: Currently redoing tank. Got rid of all unnatural decorations and in the process of designing a set up of all real rockswood etc.
72 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Currently redoing tank. Got rid of all unnatural decorations and in the process of designing a set up of all real rockswood etc.

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: 72 Gallon bowed front tank. Cascade 1200 external canister filter 2 Powerhead 402 filters, with sponge attachments. U/V filter.
Advice: Ask questions. Keep records/notes. I learned more by trial and error than the local fish store.
Fish Kept: 1 kissing gourami, 5 danio, 1 betta (male), 1 female betta, 2 crabs, 1 loach (not sure what type, eel looking). Currently restocking.
Corals/Plants: Don't now what types.
Tank Size: 72 gallons

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