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Canada
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Tank Specifications :: Dimensions: 48"x16"x18"
Volume: 66 gallon / 250L
Substrate: 1-3mm gravel
Lighting: 5x40W NO fluorescent, 11hrs
Filteration: fluval 304 & Magnum 250
Flora :: plant list:
1# Glossotigma
2# Sagittaria pusilla
3# Ludwigia repens
4# Microsorum Pteropus
5# Hygrophila polysperma 'Sunset'
6# Micranthemum micranthemoides
7# Vallisneria Americana
8# Rotala Indica
9# Heteranthera zosteraefolia
Fauna :: 2x Blue Ram - Microgeophagus ramirezi
2x Angelfish - Pterophyllum scalare
5x Otto - Otocinclus affinis
5x Pristella - Pristella maxillaris
5x Harlequin - Rasbora heteromorpha
4x SAE - Crossocheilus siamensis
5x Ammano shrimp - Caridina japonica
10X Cardinal - Paracheirodon axelrodi
Fertilization :: CO2: 5lbs presiruzed system
water column fertilization: Fleet enema, CaNO3, KNO3, K2SO4, seachem flourish & iron
substrate fertlization: N/A
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