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90 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - aquarium.

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Country: India
Description: tank size 5feet/2feet/1.5feet. aqua-zonic t5 lighting(80wx4). aqua-one , canister filter(aquis 1200). substrate;german clay, JBL plant fertilizer. medicine;porpoise(sidephore for plants,black algae killer),JBL(phosEX rapid,FERROPOL),ocean free(new aqua-guard). CO2 cylinder 2L.
Advice: ...i am new to this field,, so its better i take one.
Fish Kept: discuss, tetra's, Chinese algae eater.
Corals/Plants: ...java moss, Christmas moss,cryptocorine alba, cryptocorine wenditi, saggitaria, banana, amazon, red mint, ambulia, anubias nana, anubias coffefolia,java fern narrow leaf,java fern wrinkled leaf.
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: just fishin.
About Yourself: hobbyist.

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