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brian
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This my C.O. 40 Gallon Setup from both ends.
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rafael
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real plants??
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brian
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Everything in there is real/live
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jarno
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What kind of cryptocoryne do you have in your tank? I mean the red one.
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jeff
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That's a beautiful set-up. How deep is the water? It's hard to tell from the pictures. Do you have a frontal view?
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aaron
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It's hard to tell from the pics, but the crypt appears to be "red" wendtii.
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brian
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Wendtii is correct. The water is about 4" deep, it was about 6 inches at one time I think I will be raising it back up to 6 when I move.
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brian
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Here are some front pictures.
(Message edited by Kermit43 on April 03, 2005)
(Message edited by Kermit43 on April 03, 2005)
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ammar
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wow your tanks really cool
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pad
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GREAT tank!!
how do you clean it??
how do you clean it??
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joeri
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You have a lot of land area for your c.o. To think that mine are 99% aquatic. Don't you think it will be harder for you to monitor and feed them on land?