I'm usually not a fan of large pebbles as substrate, but your tank looks awesome with them! I 2nd the stock list and a list of the plants in there 
It's a JUNGLE
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It's a standard 75g with co2 and dry ferts. I have a to of different plants I couldn't even list them.
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Stock:
4" Albino male ruby red peacock
4" male ruby red peacock
4" male cobue peacock
6" male albino bristlenose
5.5" albino male longfin bristlenose
5.5" male longfin bristlenose
4.5" L240 queen vampire
2.5" L177 gold nugget
5x 3.5" clown loaches
2x 1.5" salt and pepper Cory's
2x other 1" Cory's I can't remember the species name
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4" Albino male ruby red peacock
4" male ruby red peacock
4" male cobue peacock
6" male albino bristlenose
5.5" albino male longfin bristlenose
5.5" male longfin bristlenose
4.5" L240 queen vampire
2.5" L177 gold nugget
5x 3.5" clown loaches
2x 1.5" salt and pepper Cory's
2x other 1" Cory's I can't remember the species name
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Anyone keep peacocks in low ph planted aquariums? My ph is 6.7
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Peacocks and other african cichlids can take a wide pH value. Stability is more important IMO. I wouldn't let the pH get any lower.
