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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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the name of the plants are pogostemon helferi you can go to the tropica web site to find out more fish avatar
what are those low plants on left side of tank, they stay low and looks good in bunch I want them too. can you pls give me the name fish avatar

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