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  1. khobbs
    As the title states, could I grow some plants in a 60g with out any co2 running on it? Also the substrate is sand I don't want a ton of plans just something that could kind of grow like a carpet over some sand and rock work. I've never done plants before and would like to try some. Any help is welcome I will be running ecoxotic Panorama Pro 12k white and blue Leds. Eheim ecco canister w/ inline heater and a small power head for circulation. Stock would be tetras and cories etc. Let me know!! Thank you
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