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November 20th 03, 06:21 AM
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Hi all! I have just set up a new 55 gallon tank. Treated the water, tested
fine and now have put 5 giant danios and 2 zebra danios. Biggest one is about 1.5" in length. I put these kinds of fish cuz I read they were hearty and can withstand the spikes that occur during cycling. I have been reading this newsgroup for a while before I set up the tank and learned a lot. My question is does tank maintenance increase with live plants? I plan on adding some cichlids and oscars to the tank once it has cycled. thanks in advance. Fernan 
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November 20th 03, 09:28 AM
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"F.D.S." wrote: My question is does tank maintenance increase with live plants? I plan on adding some cichlids and oscars to the tank once it has cycled. thanks in advance. Fernan Not really, well it does if your fish rip them to pieces. If they don't then the plants can help keep nitrates lower for longer.
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