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135 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My planted tank.

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State: Nevada
Country: United States
Description: 72" W 20" D 18" L Fluval FX5 Canister Filter, Odyssea T5 HO lighting, DIY CO2, gravel.
Advice: Read lots of literature and just when you think you have read enough, read some more.
Fish Kept: 1 dragon gobi, 3 silver dollars, 3 clown loaches, 2 fiddler crabs, 2 silver sharks, 3 black mollies, 6 red eye tetras, 2 red tail tinfoil barbs, and 1 zebra danio.
Corals/Plants: Amazon swords, Elodea, Water Lettuce, Giant Hairgrass, Corkscrew Grass, Sagittaria subulata, some other miscellaneous stuff.
Tank Size: 135 gallons
About Yourself: Very new to planted tanks. Still working out the kinks and learning as I go. I know I should get rid of the fake decorations, but I happen to really love the Roman Empire era. :)

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