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29 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - planted tank. Some rainbows soon!

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Country: Canada
Description: 29 gallon aquarium with eheim canister filter, jagger 100w heater, coralife aqualight 60 W. Dark flourite gravel, cobble stones and some bogwood. I am in the process of making a DIY Co2 system, haven't found a method of diffusing though. I do a 30% water change a week. I plan on buying some rainbowfish, corydoras, tetras, and an angelfish maybe.
Advice: Be patient, and do a 20% water change a week.
Fish Kept: None at the moment
Corals/Plants: Wisteria, amazon sword, moneywort, chainsword, red rubin, corkscrew vallisneria.
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: did someone just bump me?

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