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Photo Caption: My tank after a couple of months - I think it's going through a second cycle.
freshwater fish - microgeophagus altispinosa - bolivian ram stocking in 20 gallons tank - Bolivian Ram - Princess (I hope it's a girl)
20 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My tank after a couple of months - I think it's going through a second cycle.

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: Acrylic, 20 gallon w/ 2 florescent bulbs in hood - GrowLight and PowerGlo. HOB BioSystem filter (rated up to 35 gallons), Stealth heater.
Advice: Learn patience...
Fish Kept: 2 bolivian rams, 1 geophagus jurupari, 11 rummy nose tetras, 1 synodontis petricola (dwarf) catfish, 3 corydoras blochi catfish
Corals/Plants: Cryptocoryne lutea, red flame sword, ruffle sword, crinum, red nesaea, wisteria, christmas moss, notocyphus lutescens moss
Tank Size: 20 gallons

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