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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: AGA high 20G tank with glass cover, JBJ Formosa 65W light, Fluval 105 canister filter, CO2 (1 bubble/sec) JBJ regulator 5lb tank.
Advice: Do not experiment with equipment - use good filters, lights and CO2. Pay attention where you place your planted tank. If you have some direct light in the house, other than aquarium light, pointed on aquarium at time when aquarium light is turned off - you will get algae.
Fish Kept: Flag fish, Golden Barb, Platy, Neon Tetra, Otocinclus.
Corals/Plants: Anubias var. Nana, Riccia, Baby Tears, Sagittaria, Java Fern...
Tank Size: 20 gallons
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Mhmmm I like it! Very nice! fish avatar
Nice aquascaping! fish avatar
this is so beautiful i could shrink and jump right in! it is a little paradise in a tank :) fish avatar

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