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Photo Caption: 5-5 gallon planted, red tiger lotus, duckweed, cambodia, dwarf hairgrass, chainsword, green minifoil, ruffle leaf crinium
5 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 5-5 gallon planted, red tiger lotus, duckweed, cambodia, dwarf hairgrass, chainsword, green minifoil, ruffle leaf crinium

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 5.5 gallon, stock lighting, small filter. Substrate, Jungle growth potting soil and Aquatic plant substrate. No CO2, no fertilizer
Advice: Pratice makes perfect, keep your hands outta the tanks. lol
Fish Kept: 10 blood fin tetras, 10 ghost shrimps, 3 female fancy guppies, 1 male lyretail guppy, 2 ottos
Corals/Plants: Red tiger lotus, green cambodia,hairgrass, minifoil, chain sword, ruffle leaf crinnium
Tank Size: 5 gallons

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