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36 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My 1 year old 36 gallon planted tank

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Country: Canada
Description: 1 year old tank just got amazon sword rotala macranda, potted hygro, and hygro angustifolia . I use glo t5 lights from hagen (80 w) 2.2 wpg. DIY co2. I use aquaclear 50 filter and carib sea substrate with 1 in of soil underneath its a 36 gallon tank.
Advice: Read many of books... learn a lot about the fish and/or plants you want to keep and also be patient and good things will come
Fish Kept: 5 otto cats 7 neon tetra 4 danios 1 siamese flying fox 2 swordtails 1 gaurami 7 x-ray tetras and 3- serpae tetras
Corals/Plants: potted hygro, amazon sword, hygro angustifolia, rotala macranda.
Tank Size: 36 gallons
Quote: grip it and rip it
About Yourself: I've been keeping fish for 7 years and will never leave the hobby. In highschool

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