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25 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - African Dwarf Frogs and anubias barteri nanas

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Country: Canada
Description: 20g - walmart special, fluval heater, driftwood, pea sized gravel, 2 x 25w light 5g - walmart special, marina c17 heater, pea sized gravel, 1 x 15w light - terra-cotta pots, coconut shell
Advice: Don't make it a chore ;)
Fish Kept: 20g - breeding platys, bristlenose pleco, assassin snails 5g - two african dwarf frogs, ramshorn snails
Corals/Plants: 20g - anubias barteri nana 5g - anubias barteri nana
Tank Size: 25 gallons

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