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 #91: katatoniq Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
Front on!
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State:  None/Other Country: Australia
 
Rank: #91 out of 3320 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.51
Number of Votes: 250
Photo Caption: Front on!
Advice: I'm new myself!
Fish Kept: 9 Pseudotropheus saulosi 3 Synodontis multipunctatus
Plants Kept: Contortionist Val Lime Rush Others
Tank Size: 40
Description: 40 Gallon 3ft Mbuna tank. 2 21watt T5 Tubes. Eheim 2213 Cannister. Eheim 2010 Internal. Large Malaysian Mangrove root driftwood. 3 Texas Holey Rocks.
 

 #92: cboubou Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
my 77g with african cichlid
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State:  None/Other Country: Canada
 
Rank: #92 out of 3320 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.50
Number of Votes: 207
Photo Caption: my 77g with african cichlid
Quote: Share moments, share fish tank...
About Yourself: http://s208.photobucket.com/albums/bb14/cboubou/
Advice: HAVE FUN...
Fish Kept: My 5 fish tank 2 Venustus, 7 labido+fry, 1 pseudotropheus socolofi, 3 Metriaclima estherae+fry, 5 pseudotropheus acei, 1 rainbow shark 3 pictus catfish, 1 buffalo head ,3 ancistrus, 4 peacock, 1 pleco...
Plants Kept: i have 2 fake plant and 1 fern and i don't know the name
Tank Size: 50
Description: My 50g fish tank is malawi cichlid tank. i have a rena air pump 300, fluvial 304 and heater... my rock is volcanic rock and bbq volcanic rock and my substract is white aquarium small rock... 77g - Malawi Haps and Mbuna 50g - Malawi Mbuna 25g - Malawi Mbuna fry 21g - Malawi Mbuna juvenile 15g - Peakcock temporary 20g - tilapia
 

 #93: Jackson5 Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
140g
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State:  None/Other Country: Canada
 
Rank: #93 out of 3320 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.50
Number of Votes: 812
Photo Caption: 140g
Quote: go big or go home !
About Yourself: nothing is better than sitting back and tokin starring at some fish.
Advice: If you get a canister system, tap in to the out-take with a air hose. It spreads the o2 very well throughout the tank. Good for bacteria!!!! ohhh and if you wanna make your own stand outta wood and want it to look really good.....just buy the thing! makeing it costs alotta money...This stand costs just over $1000
Fish Kept: Africans
Plants Kept: 110lb of crushed coral / misc. granit Plants do work with the africans you just gotta know what your doing, ie lighting, nitrate, fertilizer, etc
Tank Size: 140
Description: I have a 140g TANK - 1 Fluval 304 Canister - 1 Fluval 404 Canister - 2 Fluval 300 tronic heaters w/ gaurds - 2 2 lamp 36" T5 Carolife fixtures - 1 1 lamp 48" T8 strip actinic fixture - glass lid - the largest/most quite air pump I could find(dont know the name) - custom stand with floating canopy
 

 #94: peadya100 Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
African Cichlid Tank.
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State:  None/Other Country: Australia
 
Rank: #94 out of 3320 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.50
Number of Votes: 159
Photo Caption: African Cichlid Tank.
Advice: Get a ph buffer for your tank, as the correct ph level will bring out the colours in the fish. Although its expensive to buy a lot of chemicals for the tank, its worth it as you will rarely lose a fish if you get the water right.
Fish Kept: Mostly lake malawi cichlids (electric yellows, electric blue, red zebra, maingano, afra cobue, blue dolphin, cobalt blue, red forrest jewel, red peacock, interruptus,venustus & lombardoi) and have 3 american cichlids (convicts) and 3 lake tanganyika (frontosa, julidochromis gombi & princess cichlid)
Plants Kept: In my experience, cichlids destroy real plants, so i only have a few fake plants at this stage.
Tank Size: 45
Description: 3ft African Cichlid tank. New tank - only 2 months old. 1500L/h cannister filter, Coral sand, Mixture of rocks - mostly sandstone to raise the ph level. Looking to buy a better light so that I can have a blue and white tube.
 

 #95: 96firebird Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
120 Gallon Mbuna Tank
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State:  Indiana Country: United States
 
Rank: #95 out of 3320 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.50
Number of Votes: 260
Photo Caption: 120 Gallon Mbuna Tank
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Advice:
Fish Kept: Pseudotropheus socolofi, Pseudotropheus acei, Labidochromis caeruleus, Metriaclima estherae
Plants Kept: jungle val
Tank Size: 120
Description:
 

 #96: freshfish Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
My 50 gallon
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State:  None/Other Country: Canada
 
Rank: #96 out of 3320 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.49
Number of Votes: 137
Photo Caption: My 50 gallon
About Yourself: I have 2 tanks set up. 30 gallon goldfish tank and 50 gallon freshwater fish tank. I just started up this passion again after 10 years.
Advice: Start with either 10 or 20 gallon and work up to bigger after gaining experience.
Fish Kept: Marble Angel Fish Bolivian Ram x 2 Bala Sharks x 2 Clown Loach x 2 Red Tail Shark Microgeophagus Blue Discus
Plants Kept: Fake Plants Tufa Rocks Mopani Wood
Tank Size: 50
Description: Marineland Emperor Pro 400 Filter Fluval 300 watt heater Hagen T5 HO Light (Power GLO Light) Reva 300 air filter Fluval surface skimmer
 

 #97: dragonsnest Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
250 gal
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State:  Arizona Country: United States
 
Rank: #97 out of 3320 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.49
Number of Votes: 222
Photo Caption: 250 gal
Quote: I know what you can do.....
About Yourself: I have been keeping fish for more then 20 years - never tried salt water. I love to spend time watching the habits of my fish - it is very fun to watch them inter-act with each other. Never give up on your fish - they seem to have 9 lives.
Advice: Change water at least 2 times a month, purchase a LARGE filter if you plan on having alot of fish. Compare fish types BEFORE purchasing SOME fish do not get along
Fish Kept: all kinds mix fish, africans, cory cats, mollies,clown fish and many others
Plants Kept: mostly plastic - many are hand made by myself. I have a few live plants - vals only.
Tank Size: 250
Description: freshwater, 250 gaL, community tank, multi fish types
 

 #98: palcente Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
my 200L , m.johannii, vallisneria
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State:  None/Other Country: Poland
 
Rank: #98 out of 3320 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.48
Number of Votes: 290
Photo Caption: my 200L , m.johannii, vallisneria
Quote: .
About Yourself: :)
Advice: patience..
Fish Kept: m.johannii
Plants Kept: vallisneria
Tank Size: 55
Description: MALAWI cichilds
 

 #99: bacrosslin Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
Updated. 55 Gal. Lake Malawi Cichlids. White Filtration Sand, Drainage Rocks & Fake Plants from Michaels.
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State:  Tennessee Country: United States
 
Rank: #99 out of 3320 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.47
Number of Votes: 217
Quote: Say Hello to My Little Friend.
About Yourself: I stoped smoking and found this to keep my mind off of smoking. I think this is way more addictive lol
Advice: Take your time. & Read!
Fish Kept: All Lake Malawi Cichlids. 6 Acei, 3 Electric Yellows, 2 Kenyi, 1 Red Zebra (4 Red Zebra Fry), 1 Green Giaraffe and 1 Bumblebee & I think one is a Kenyi Hybrid, 4 yr. old plecostomis.
Plants Kept: Drainage rocks, fake plants.
Tank Size: 55
Description: Updated. 55 Gal. Lake Malawi Cichlids. White Filtration Sand, Drainage Rocks & Fake Plants from Michaels.
 

 #100: stally526 Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
Mixed Mbuna Tank, Lots of filtration, Lots of Rock, Lots of water changes
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State:  Ohio Country: United States
 
Rank: #100 out of 3320 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.47
Number of Votes: 189
Photo Caption: Mixed Mbuna Tank, Lots of filtration, Lots of Rock, Lots of water changes
Quote: Are they built for speed or comfort? You motorboated em didn't you, you motorboating son of a.....
About Yourself: I had a South American Cichlid tank in college prior to the emergence of the internet and thereby readily available information. I had no idea what I was doing and it went badly. Since then I have always wanted to do another tank, but this time I had a clue about what I was doing.
Advice: Read, Read, Read - Cycle, Cycle, Cycle Once your tank is set up chill out with the beverage of your choice and feel your blood pressure lower as you enjoy your tank (great for ignoring commercials as well).
Fish Kept: Demasoni, Yellow Labs, Cobalt Blues, Dwarf Afra (waiting to see if they mix with the Demasoni OK) I am finding out its the Demasoni that don't mix well with the Demasoni, I started with too few of them I think.
Plants Kept: Plastic Plants (Mbuna safe) 250+ lbs. of Rock
Tank Size: 55
Description: 55 Gallon Mbuna tank Lighting: simple one bulb hood Filtration: Fluval 405, Penguin Biowheel, Powerhead for circulation. My tank is a 55 Gallon tank I purchased through Craig's List for $75, stand included. I added 2 filters, a heater, mason's sand, lots of river rock (found locally and boiled, a few plastic plants which don't look as bad as I thought they might. 12 fish later and yahtzee, I have a mbuna aquarium.
 

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