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29 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 29 gall chichlid tank

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Country: Canada
Description: 29 gallon all glass tank Filter- Aqua Clear up to 50 gallons Heater-Elite 50 watt, could use another one though the temp stays at 79
Advice: Research, Research, and Research!
Fish Kept: Most of my fish are babys and will need a larger tank as they grow: update- there getting pretty big now. yellow labs - 4 red zebras -4 johannie -4 Pleco - 1 adult
Corals/Plants: Two large plastic plants Slate rocks
Tank Size: 29 gallons

COMMENTS

Interesting arrangement, definitely unique and eye-catching, nicely done! fish avatar
this is a real piece of paradise i love it. what a lovely setting, i want to jump in! :) fish avatar

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