Photo #2 - My Planted Tank. - Guppy - E. Tennellus, Bleheri ...

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Country: Ireland
Description: My tank consists of 9 guppies and one ottocinclus. It is 80cm long 30 deep and 30 high. Tetra tec ex700 filter. Lighting consists of one 18watt t8 daylight bulb and 2 24 watt t5 plant tubes. Easylife profito and easycarbo daily. Currently installing 5kg pressurised co2.
Advice: Don't be afraid to experiment and be creative.
Fish Kept: Guppy
Corals/Plants: E. Tennellus, bleheri sword, anubias nana/bateri/coffefolia, java fern, java moss, vallisneria, water fern, frogbit, ludwigia repen.
Tank Size: 20 gallons

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Jbl manado with an aquabasis under layer. It's a plant substrate. fish avatar
Jbl manado with an aquabasis under layer. It's a plant substrate. fish avatar
what soil you have used? is it a substrate? or gravel? fish avatar
Thanks I've added pressurised co2 3 days ago already I can see a difference in growth rate I'll update it after 4 weeks. That gives time for the thin leaved plant to come around as a lot of it died off when I set this tank up. fish avatar
well planned tank, it looks nice. fish avatar

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