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12 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 2 months old, all plants are growing and fish are thriving.
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Photo Caption: 2 months old, all plants are growing and fish are thriving.
12 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 2 months old, all plants are growing and fish are thriving.

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State: Tennessee
Country: United States
Description: Eclipse 12 all stock. Will be getting 32w 6700k retrofit soon.
Advice: Do frequent water changes, don't overfeed and don't neglect.
Fish Kept: Fish: 4 harlequin rasbora, 6 neon tetra, 2 panda corydoras, 1 otoclincus, 2 lemon tetra, 1 flame gourami and many malaysian trumpet snails.
Corals/Plants: Plants: 1 anubias hastifolia, 1 anubias barteri, 1 anubias nana, 1 cryptocornye "green", 1 amazon sword, 1 java fern, 1 lace java fern and 1 anubias afzelii.
Tank Size: 12 gallons

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