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25 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 25 Gallon Planted

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Country: Canada
Description: 25 gal 24" x 12" x 20" Lighting: 175W 14,000K MH + 2 x 24W 10,000K T5 Filtration: Eheim 2026 Heater: Aquaclear 150 W Substrate: 1" potting soil, 1" gravel Fertilization: DIY 2L CO2, nothing else
Advice: Don't stress
Fish Kept: 8 x Trigonostigma heteromorpha 2 x Otocinclus affinis
Corals/Plants: C. caroliniana, L. glandulosa, Glossostigma elatinoides, Hemianthus callitrichoides, Eleocharis parvula, Cryptocoryne walkeri 'lutea', Anubias barteri 'nana', Bolbitis heudelotii, Echinodorus 'rubin', Pogostemon helferi, Pogostemon stellata, Rotala wallichii, Ammania ssp. 'Bonsai', Hygrophila ssp. ''Pantanal'', Echinodorus quadricostatus
Tank Size: 25 gallons

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