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Photo Caption: 1 gallon dirted tank. Granite, dwarf hair, ricca, flourite black sand, silica sand.
1 gallon planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 1 gallon dirted tank. Granite, dwarf hair, ricca, flourite black sand, silica sand.

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Country: Canada
Description: Low tech 1 gallon nano. Freshly planted eleocharis parvula and ricca fluitans. Planted in Osmocote plus, organic potting soil, flourite black sand and silica sand. Dosing flourish + flourish excel daily. 10 watt aqueon "colormax" flourecent.
Advice: Perfect practice makes perfect. Do your research!
Fish Kept: Betta - Male, Zebra Danio, Neon Tetra Jumbo, Sterba's Cory
Corals/Plants: Javas, anubias', hygro, jungle val, dwarf sag, dwarf hair, christmas moss, ricca fluitans, TONS of mystery plants.
Tank Size: 1 gallon
Quote: WHATS UP FISH TANK PEOPLEEEE!!!

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