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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 40 Gallon 36X12X17, 36" Coral Life Aqua 2 bulb t-5 light setup .Coral life daylight and actinic blue bulb t-5 mini tubes. Penguin 350 bio wheel. , Ebo jager 200 watt heater. All lights timer activated 8 hrs daily.
Advice: Once you get every thing looking good ,Keep your hands out of tank and let the fish get acustomed to thier new home . Its stressfull for the little guys .
Fish Kept: 1 Boesemani, 2 German blue ballon Rams = pair, 1 Bristlenose Pleco, 4 Jullian Corys, 2 Dwarf flame groumies = pair, I silver angle . Low stock now to allow for mature size ,all are dwarf except angle and boesemani.
Corals/Plants: artificial plants, Sunken Schooner, artificial tree, misc rocks all brown to black in color.
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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Both of your set ups are very cool. :) fish avatar
beautiful! fish avatar
I like your natural root setup better it looks really nice. fish avatar

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