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35 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 35g planted. 2wpg. plants; najas grass, crypts, java moss, vals, anubias..Plain sand as gravel. no Co2 and no ferts.. low maintainance tank overall.. With patience you get this.
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Photo Caption: 35g planted. 2wpg. plants; najas grass, crypts, java moss, vals, anubias..Plain sand as gravel. no Co2 and no ferts.. low maintainance tank overall.. With patience you get this.
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35 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 35g planted. 2wpg. plants; najas grass, crypts, java moss, vals, anubias..Plain sand as gravel. no Co2 and no ferts.. low maintainance tank overall.. With patience you get this.

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Country: Canada
Description: Moderate light tank with regular t8 bulbs. have 1 internal filter for water movement. Around 2watts per gallon.
Advice: Patience is key.
Fish Kept: giant danios. tiger barbs, dwarf jewel chiclid, mts snails, apple snail.
Corals/Plants: Najas grass, Crypts, anubias, java moss
Tank Size: 35 gallons
Quote: keep it beautiful!
About Yourself: Got in to this hobby a few years back. But recently got into planted tanks and got hooked.

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