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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: Tank: 29 gallon rimless 30x12x18 Lighting: Current USA 65x2 watts compact fluorescents dual daylight (6700K/10000K, one luner LED. Filter: Eheim 2215, Coralife 9w Turbo-Twist UV Sterilizer. CO2: DIY 4 bottles going to 2 glass/ceramic diffusers.
Advice: be creative
Fish Kept: 3 German Blue Rams 5 Rummy-Nose Tetra 6 Cardinal Tetra 1 Clown Loach 1 Broken Line Royal Pleco 4 Otto Cats 5 Red Cherry Shrimp 4 Amano Shrimp 6 Olive Nerite Snail
Corals/Plants: Glossostigma elatinoides , Singapur moss, limnophila aromatica, Pogostemon stellatus, cryptocorine wendtii, Vals, various plants I can't remember.
Tank Size: 29 gallons
About Yourself: Relatively new to the Aquascaping hobby Favorit styles of aquascaping Iwagumi

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I love what you did with not allot of space. This looks like the landscape of a larger aquarium, but its only a 29 gallon. Good job! fish avatar
Really nice tank! fish avatar

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