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Water onion, anubias and green ozelot swords. I tried to add rocks that compliment the colors of the plants, and give it a sense of scale. This is a s
Added a few Anubias , red and green ozelot swords. I also added some water onion. The vertical lines give the Discus something to hide behind, and mak
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Water onion, anubias and green ozelot swords. I tried to add rocks that compliment the colors of the plants, and give it a sense of scale. This is a s

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My 135 gallon Discus tank and plants from start to finish
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