Photo #2 - My First Planted Tank, 2 Days After Planting.

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State: South Carolina
Country: United States
Description: 3 Gallon Eclipse
Advice: Be an enthusiast.
Fish Kept: 1 Otocinclus Catfish , 3 Neon Tetras
Corals/Plants: Dwarf Hairgrass <br>Rotala indica <br>Rotala macranda <br>Ludwigia repens
Tank Size: 3 gallons
Quote: A blind man who sees is better than a seeing man who is blind.
About Yourself: I became interested in aquariums a year ago when working in a pet store. I have been inspired by many photographs I've seen on this site and in many different aquarium magazines.

COMMENTS

This is gorgeous! fish avatar
Your tank is great! Can't believe a small tank would look so big on pictures with all the plants and driftwood in it. GOod job! fish avatar
Excellent tank, good stocking. Excellent job. :) fish avatar

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