Minnesota winter: 100-gal basement tank, 60°F water, 18 hatchlings (2") + 18 adults (6–8"). Pump + filter running. Darkness at night, some daylight.
Pond plants (water hyacinth, lettuce, anacharis) help absorb nitrates but need 10–12 hrs light. Add a shop light (6500K LED) on timer. "Hogwart" plants (likely hornwort) are excellent oxygenators.
36 fish in 100 gal is very heavy. Consider splitting into two 100-gal tanks or upgrading to a 300-gal stock tank. Overcrowding = disease outbreak.
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