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60 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 60 gallon , better pic coming soon!!

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Country: Canada
Description: 60 gallon planted freshwater tank penguin 330 filter two powerheads 14 inch air diffuser center of tank 60 pounds reef rock as foundation, caves CO2 Hagen injection system heater, flora-grow lighting plant fertilizer, water treatments
Advice: patience rewards those who use it. information
Corals/Plants: assorted plants throughout the tank to encourage the growth.
Tank Size: 60 gallons
Quote: patience is a virtue
About Yourself: been in the hobby about 5 years. started off as plain freshwater and then spent 2 years in reef-saltwater. sold my comunity fish an then switched to freshwater again...due to lack of time for maintenance. Now added plants and i'm loving this!

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