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View Poll Results: Is it worth avoiding water changes to have so many plants?
Yes, I hate water changes and love plants. 30 34.88%
Yes, more plants make the fish calmer and provide hiding places for spawning. 49 56.98%
Yeah, but plants need the CO2 jugs changed, so you trade one hassle for another. 15 17.44%
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Old 08-21-2005, 02:30 AM   #61 (permalink)
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omg that looks amazing.. how on earth do you make such a beautiful tank??? I never could get the real plant deal working for me so i settle with the fake stuff... i'll by the plane ticket and supplies.. u come put it together for me deal??? :-P
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