#neondwarfrainbow

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I never wanted all that Wysteria in this tank. It originally had Jungle Val but it all got covered in dust and died. The Wysteria started looking pretty ragged and I was tired of it not being what I'd envisioned. So I took a Val from Ralphies tank baught another and some Cryptocoryne Balansae as well as some Frogbit to try out. You may also notice I finally trimmed the (giant) Temple Compacta, it was getting too top-heavy so now we'll see what it does. Note the polishing filter, I stuck it in there a few days ago when I started moving stuff around. I usually only run a sponge in this one but I wanted to catch a lot of the dust and stuff floating around. I'm nearing 300 followers, thank you so much!

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20long update. Not much to update, removed the Wisteria. Been battling some hair algae but it's under control and the moss has started covering the rocks naturally. There's only the five Neon Dwarf Rainbows and one Assassin Snail

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I've come to love these fish. I moved them to the 20 long and plan on getting more for a dedicated tank.

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Post-biweekly deep clean. Check out my friends music if you're into it.

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When I purchased some of my first plants the name Temple Compacta tricked me into thinking these guys were small. Turns out they just don't stop growing.

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These dwarf rainbows are some really fun fish. The male loves to watch me watch them. Music: Miner at the dial-a-view by Grandaddy