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28 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My tank

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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: 28 gallons tank, 128w Coralife light, UniMax Pro150 canister filter.
Advice: research before you plan to do anything
Fish Kept: guppies (they reproduce like crazy I lost count), 3 zebra danio, 5 otocinclus, 1 Rubber Pleco (he doesn't eat anything and algae is all over the place, i think he is dieing)
Corals/Plants: Dwarf Hairgrass, Micro sword, Anubias Nana, java fern, Madagascar lace, Corkscrew vallisneria, Myrio red, Red temple
Tank Size: 28 gallons
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If you think your fish is dying why don't you do something like put it in a sick tank fish avatar

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