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34 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My first planted tank.

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Country: Australia
Description: Tank dimensions: L=24 Inches X W= 18 Inches X D= 18 inches. Resun 700 litre per hour internal filter. 200w heater. Thermometer. Fish: Rummy Nose Tetra, Corydoras julii and Angelfish. Co2 - Red Sea turbo.
Advice: Take your time and do your homework.
Corals/Plants: Pink Rotala, thin Val, Green Hygrophilia, Sunset Hygrophilia, Red Hyrgrophilia, an assortment of Crypts and some Amazon Swords.
Tank Size: 34 gallons
Quote: None
About Yourself: I am new to the hobby but love cichlids and planted tanks.

COMMENTS

Loved your setup! looks wild and natural! fish avatar
this is a nice tank for a 29 gallon.keep up the good work fish avatar

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