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75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Frontal view
fish tank picture - Side
fish tank picture - Side

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 75 gallon marineland majestic 48 x 22 x 18 Caribsea supernaturals inert substrate 2 x Ecotech Radion xr15 freshwater Marineland 360 filter EI dosing Api root tabs once every 2 months Pressurised Co2 at 5 bps Sera Flore 1000 co2 reactor
Advice: Substrate is important regret having inert sand. Never get white sand
Corals/Plants: Dwarf hair grass, hc, mini christmas moss, 4 leaf clover,
Tank Size: 75 gallons
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COMMENTS

Thank you. Everything shows on white sand... and it will turn to a ugly brown color intime. Also it is iert. Root tabs can get pricey and i feel they are not as effective as having a nutrient rich substrate.For planted tanks I recommend ada aquasoil. fish avatar
hi, love the picture! may i ask why you suggest never to get white sand? thanks :) fish avatar

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