uh.....I think some family pictures made it on there too lol. Anyway, I think I had that same tank once and it was a 44 gallon tank. I would check the dimensions. The hood on mine had a spot for two 18" fluorescent fixtures to go, but the tank only came with one. I bought a second and so I think I was at 30 watts of light for a 44 gallon tank. I grew java fern and anubias (In the substrate, which was sand) with root tab fertilizer, no co2 and they grew absolutely awesome, but really slow. In fact when I broke the tank down and sold the plants back to the LFS, they said they had never seen java fern or anubias barteri in such good shape. They broke my anubias into two parts because it had grown to the top of the tank over a 5 year period. I got 60 bucks for the plant! The java ferns got a couple bucks a piece. I think I walked out of the LFS with 150 bucks in store credit for all the plants I had. It was a jungle of java fern and a very large anubias! It's going to be low light for sure with the stock lighting, but you could do whatever you want with a fixture hanging on the top. Of course it's a deep tank, so you will need a good type of light to penetrate if you want any glosso or the like. It depends on what you want to grow. Obviously higher light your talking more fertilizing and more money with co2 and the equipment that goes with it. In my tank, like I said, it was low tech all the way and I had beautiful discus. I had 5 discus in my tank, and cory adolfoi.
