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Photo Caption: 130 WaterBox--Kessil Tuna Sun Lights--Oase Biomaster 600Apt1 Fertilizer--Co2
130 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 130 WaterBox--Kessil Tuna Sun Lights--Oase Biomaster 600Apt1 Fertilizer--Co2
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State: Connecticut
Country: United States
Description: WaterBox ClearPro 6025 --- 60.5"25.3"21.7"5 - Kessil A160WE Tuna Sun2 - Oase BioMaster 600Apt1 Fertilizer (Daily)Potassium (Daily)CO2
Advice: Patience.. Sometimes Less is More..
Fish Kept: Red Panda Discus, Neon Blue Discus, True Rummynose Tetra
Corals/Plants: HygrophilaAmazon SwordRed Flame SwordRotala NarrowSagittaria
Tank Size: 130 gallons

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