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29 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 29 Gallon.. 55w CFLs.. DIY CO2.. Flourite

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State: Iowa
Country: United States
Description: 29 gallon tank with Guppies, Mollies, Glass fish, Tetras, Glass catfish, Cory catfish, Suckerfish . DIY CO2 system, 55w CFLs from AH supply with DIY enclosure.
Advice: New Hobbyists myself. Any advice on my tank please let me know.
Fish Kept: Guppies, Mollies, Glass fish, Tetras, Glass catfish, Cory catfish, Suckerfish.
Corals/Plants: Many but don't know the names..
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: please, i know what a restraining order is...i've dated
About Yourself: I work for a University... just got into planted tanks a 5 months ago... still trying..

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