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15 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - I can't name this plant but it shot up and appeared almost overnight after I set up my CO2 machine!
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Photo Caption: I can't name this plant but it shot up and appeared almost overnight after I set up my CO2 machine!
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Country: United States
Description: 15 gallon, Nova Extreme T-5 lights, DIY C02 and small diffuser, Whisper Power20 filter, sand/Eco Complete substrate.
Advice: plants are fun, a whole separate dimension. Do a partial water change every week if poss.
Fish Kept: rasboras, black neons, cory, siamese algae eaters, dwarf puffer, cherry barbs.
Corals/Plants: Java fern and moss, pennywort, Amazon sword, red tiger lotus, etc.
Tank Size: 15 gallons

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co2 is expensive to keep going with the tabs being so high and have to put in so frequent. I asked myself if that's why you have only a 15 gallon? fish avatar

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