Photo #3 - Just Put Another Set Of Lights In And A New Plant

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50 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - just another pic
fish tank picture - my 50 gallon at 5 weeks
50 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - just put another set of lights in and a new plant

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Country: Canada
Description: 50 gallon tank eheim professionel #2 filter coralife 36 inch 6700k 96 watt light
Advice: water chnges are a must and keep trying
Fish Kept: 2 angels 1 rainbow shark 1 clown plecto 4 rummy nose tetra 6 neon tetras 10 oto cats 2 blue rams 1 glass catfish
Corals/Plants: ludwigia repens, echinodorus rose, hygrphila polysperma, micranthemum umbrosum,echinodorus quadricostatus, proserpinaca palustris, lilaeopsis mauritiana, java moss, waterfern, vallisneria spiralis, bacopa caroliniana, egeria densa
Tank Size: 50 gallons

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