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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: 55gal - community - Opened top, with Coralife retrofit housing 2x 20w LED units. 5# co2 tank, DIY diffuser. Fluval 405, Ehiem 2217 - no carbon. Under substrait heater cable
Advice: opened top aquariums means more suicidal fish
Fish Kept: 9 black neons 3 silver dollars 2 green tiger barbs 6 otos 4 siamese algae eaters 5 clown loaches 1 spotted raphiel cat 1 L204 pleco 1 Ancistrus pleco 1 orconectes virillis crayfish red shrimp
Corals/Plants: java fern!! anubias barteri echinodorus tiger lotus salvinia
Tank Size: 55 gallons
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