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72 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 72 gallon bow front planted aquarium

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Country: Canada
Description: 72 gallon bowfront with 4 power compacts 6400 and two 250watt mh and a fluval 405 canaster filter pressurized co2 I use dry fertilizers my own mix macros Mon Wed Fri micros tues thur sat and Sunday a 60 percent water change
Advice: ei dosing fertilizer every day water changes every week. Time is of the essance.
Fish Kept: 40 mixed tetras ottos and amano shrimp
Corals/Plants: over 50 live plants clay bottom lots of root tabs pool filter sand as a topper.
Tank Size: 72 gallons
Quote: Plan for the worst and hope for the best
About Yourself: Direction driller

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