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 #158: mcgold8363 Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
My New Tank a 48' x 12' x 18' Freshwater tank that I have owned for just over a month now. Standard Daylight lighting on a timer which switches over to moonlight LED blue lights at the night time. Standard Fluval filtration pump and air bubbles.

Currently home to:
1 Albino Red Finned Shark
2 Albino Bristlenose Plecs
1 Ghost Shrimp
3 Glassfish
1 Zebra Danio
4 Black Neon Tetras
1 Head and Taillight
1 Bolivian ram

More Pictures to view on my profile :)
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State:  None/Other Country: United Kingdom
 
Rank: #158 out of 3376 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.38
Number of Votes: 48
Photo Caption: My New Tank a 48" x 12" x 18" Freshwater tank that I have owned for just over a month now. Standard Daylight lighting on a timer which switches over to moonlight LED blue lights at the night time. Standard Fluval filtration pump and air bubbles. Currently home to: 1 Albino Red Finned Shark 2 Albino Bristlenose Plecs 1 Ghost Shrimp 3 Glassfish 1 Zebra Danio 4 Black Neon Tetras 1 Head and Taillight 1 Bolivian ram More Pictures to view on my profile :)
About Yourself: Will be upgrading to a 4ft Tank in the very near future..... Update.... ITS HERE!
Advice: Take your time, Rush anything and it could all go wrong, and whatever you do, dont overfeed!!
Fish Kept: Currently home to: 1 Albino Red Finned Shark 2 Albino Bristlenose Plecs 1 Ghost Shrimp 3 Glassfish 1 Zebra Danio 4 Black Neon Tetras 1 Head and Taillight 1 Bolivian ram
Plants Kept: All Artifical Plants in the tank, looking after the fish is hard enough!
Tank Size: 22
Description: A 48" x 12" x 18" Freshwater tank that I have owned for just over a month now. Standard Daylight lighting on a timer which switches over to moonlight LED blue lights at the night time. Standard Fluval filtration pump and air bubbles.
 

 #139: nnarcosis Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
Malawi Mbuna Cichlid Tank
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State:  None/Other Country: Australia
 
Rank: #139 out of 3376 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.37
Number of Votes: 131
Photo Caption: Malawi Mbuna Cichlid Tank
Quote: Um "I'd like to be, under the sea, in an octopus's garden."
About Yourself: I like fish
Advice: Go the internet
Fish Kept: Lab. sp Hongi (red top)- lab. caeruleus (electric yellow)- Lab. Mbamba (yellow top)- Melanochromis x2?- Gold Albino Peacock- Thats it so far I've just started the tank, more on the way : )
Plants Kept: plastic
Tank Size: 55
Description: -4ft x 2ft 55 gallon (200 ltr) Glass Tank -1400 ltr/hr internal filter -crushed coral substrate -river rocks and plastic plants -10000 k 4ft fluro + 5000 k 4 ft cool white fluro -150 watt heater
 

 #140: finsonthego Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
70 Gallon Bowfront
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State:  None/Other Country: Canada
 
Rank: #140 out of 3376 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.36
Number of Votes: 148
Photo Caption: 70 Gallon Bowfront
Quote: enjoy your hobby
About Yourself: Wanted an aquarium that was nice to look at in my living room but not too much maintenance and after alot of trial and error I'm content with the results. My tropicals are happy and that's all that counts. Comments are welcome.
Advice: do tons of reading, weekly water changes and observe your fish before you buy.
Fish Kept: green barbs, red wag plattys, bristlenose, cherry barbs, pristilla tetras, cory cats, dwarf neon rainbows, female bettas, black skirt tetras.
Plants Kept: All silk plants.
Tank Size: 70
Description: 70 gallon Fluval Vicenza Aquarium Bowfront, T5 lighting, 305 fluval canister.
 

 #141: mariosh Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
this tank is 2 years old, it went under many changes until i have decided to turn it into a cichlid tank. I used limestone rocks from a beach in Ayia Napa for those of you who know cyprus. The plants are plastic as I do not have the time to keep live plants. The gravel is also from a beach and the background is from exo terra and it's really beautiful for this aquarium. I hope my cichlids are happy!
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State:  None/Other Country: Cyprus
 
Rank: #141 out of 3376 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.36
Number of Votes: 283
Photo Caption: this tank is 2 years old, it went under many changes until i have decided to turn it into a cichlid tank. I used limestone rocks from a beach in Ayia Napa for those of you who know cyprus. The plants are plastic as I do not have the time to keep live plants. The gravel is also from a beach and the background is from exo terra and it's really beautiful for this aquarium. I hope my cichlids are happy!
Quote: live free or die young
About Yourself: been in the hobby for years now, looking forward to build a marine tank
Advice: love what u r doing
Fish Kept: parrot fish, cichlids, plectostomus, koi
Plants Kept: plastic plants
Tank Size: 50
Description: tank is 100cm x 50cm x 50cm 200L exo terra background reef lighting actinic and white gravel substrate, plastic plants, rocks from a local beach.
 

 #142: Greggz Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
70 Gallon Community
1 Severum, 2 Rams, 3 Roseline Sharks, 10 Rainbows
2 Rena XP3
2 Rena Smartheater
2 Penguin 660R Powerhead w/pre-filter
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State:  Michigan Country: United States
 
Rank: #142 out of 3376 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.36
Number of Votes: 320
Photo Caption: 70 Gallon Community 1 Severum, 2 Rams, 3 Roseline Sharks, 10 Rainbows 2 Rena XP3 2 Rena Smartheater 2 Penguin 660R Powerhead w/pre-filter
Quote: There's no such thing as too much filtration!
About Yourself: Haven't had an aquarium for 15 years. Wife and kids talked me into it. Having a great time with the new tank!
Advice: Heavy filtration + good current = healthy & happy fish The web is great source of information...use it. 20 years ago we weren't so lucky!
Fish Kept: (1) Gold Severum (Heros Severus) (3) Boesemani Rainbow (Melanotaenia Boesemani) (2) Blue Rainbow, Lake Kutubu (Melanotaenia Lacustris) (3) Neon Rainbow (Melanotaenia Praecox) (3) Tami River, Millenium Rainbow(Glossolepis Pseudoincisus) (2) German Ram (Papilochromis ramirezi) (3) Roseline Shark, Denison Barb (Puntius denisonii)
Plants Kept: None
Tank Size: 70
Description: 70 Gallon Tall Solid Oak Stand and Canopy (2) Rena XP3 (2) Rena Smartheater (2) Penguin 660R Powerhead
 

 #143: rwise Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
75 gallon african cichlid tank.
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State:  South Carolina Country: United States
 
Rank: #143 out of 3376 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.36
Number of Votes: 151
Photo Caption: 75 gallon african cichlid tank.
Advice: dont skimp on filtration
Fish Kept: cichlids. peacocks, haps, julies
Plants Kept: artificial plants, lace rock, driftwood
Tank Size: 75
Description: 75 gal. 48-18-20. 1 emperor 400 h.o.b. 125 wet/dry filter. powerhead w/quick filter. power-glo lighting, eco complete cichlid sand
 

 #144: swwanderer Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
150 gallon freshwater tank with mixture of parrots and cichlids
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State:  Pennsylvania Country: United States
 
Rank: #144 out of 3376 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.36
Number of Votes: 199
Photo Caption: 150 gallon freshwater tank with mixture of parrots and cichlids
About Yourself: Well I started with goldfish as most of us do I suppose. From there each tank got a little bigger and more expensive. But I love just kicking back watching fish after work, theres nothing more relaxing..
Advice: Filtration is the key to happiness. Spend as much money as you can on the filter, so you can spend less time cleaning your tank.
Fish Kept: 3 parrot cichlids, 10 assorted african cichlids, 2 rosey barbs, 1 catfish for cleaning purposes
Plants Kept: All Fake plastic plants
Tank Size: 150
Description: 150 gal. freshwater tank. Rena XP4 canister filter cranking 450gph. Rena 400 air pump running two 18inch airstones on each side and a 12inch, 6 LED moonlight airstone combo in the middle. Plants are all fake. My wife found them at a craft store for a 1/4 of the price you pay at a fish store, and they look way more realistic. All the rock in the tank is real though. Most of it I aquired from the creek by my house. The lights are just standard aquarium lights. My next project is to build a canopy with LED lights built into it.
 

 #145: Jacuzzi Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
60 gallon peacock tank rearranged.
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State:  California Country: United States
 
Rank: #145 out of 3376 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.35
Number of Votes: 237
Photo Caption: 60 gallon peacock tank rearranged.
Quote: "dont you hate pants" - Homer Simpson
About Yourself: I am 24 and have been in the hobby since I was young.Though my hobby has exploded now as I have 4 tanks and my cichlids are now breeding constantly.
Advice: keep fish that taste good...mmm
Fish Kept: Kenyi- Male, 8 Eureka Blue Peacocks one is Male, 1 Leleupi- unsure of sex, 1 Strawberry Cichlid-Female, 1 Loach, 1 Gold Giant Gourami, Plecostomus Seperate 35 Gallon Acrylic - 4 Orange Splotch Zebras 2-Male 2-Female Fry Tank 20 gallon glass - over 50 Eureka Blue Peacock Fry almost ready to move into there 40 gallon to grow.
Plants Kept: Fake plants, Crushed Coral and a few random shells I have collected from different places.
Tank Size: 60
Description: I have a 4 tanks but my favorite is my mixed peacock tank which is a 60 gallon acrylic S&S tank that I bought used for 50 bucks. It contains well over 80 pounds of lace rock and a few fake plants along with a few collected shells. Its is filtered by a Rena XP3 and a Penguin 400. I also have a 12 inch air stone buried under the rocks. Substrate is a mix of several pebble sizes (mostly river rock) and crushed coral. Lighting is from a 48 inch single tube stripe with a 20,000 K. Heat comes from a 200 watt aqueon heater.
 

 #146: mbkelchner Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
10 year old, 55 Gallon, New World Cichlid set up with two Whisper #5 Power Filters; 40 watt Actinic & 40 watt 50/50 Standard Fl. Lighting; 2x 300 watt heaters: Breeding pair of 7 year old Severum, Jack Dempseys, Convicts, Silver Dollars, Yellow Fin Barbs, Tiger Barbs; etc.
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State:  Pennsylvania Country: United States
 
Rank: #146 out of 3376 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.35
Number of Votes: 737
Photo Caption: 10 year old, 55 Gallon, New World Cichlid set up with two Whisper #5 Power Filters; 40 watt Actinic & 40 watt 50/50 Standard Fl. Lighting; 2x 300 watt heaters: Breeding pair of 7 year old Severum, Jack Dempseys, Convicts, Silver Dollars, Yellow Fin Barbs, Tiger Barbs; etc.
Quote: What is that smell?
About Yourself: I've been keeping aquariums for 25 years. I have kept 10 gal; 15 gal; 20 gal high; 33 gal x-high minireef; 55 gal and 67 gal tanks.
Advice: Be patient. Be patient. Be patient.
Fish Kept: New World Cichlids.
Plants Kept: -
Tank Size: 55
Description: 55 gallon, soft water, 50/50 and Actinic lighting, New World Cichlids ......OR......33 gal x-high Marine tank with 110 watt power compact lighting; Prizm protein skimmer; powerhead; 300 watt heater.
 

 #147: kuanist Contact User [ Freshwater Tanks ] 
 
My First Cichlid Tank  [Please view my other two pics before voting. Thank You.]
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State:  Illinois Country: United States
 
Rank: #147 out of 3376 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 5.35
Number of Votes: 103
Photo Caption: My First Cichlid Tank [Please view my other two pics before voting. Thank You.]
Advice: Don't be afraid to ask crazy questions.
Fish Kept: [4] Cyphotilapia Frontosas [2] Pseudotropheus Microstoma [2] Labidochromis Caeruleus [2] Albino Pseudotropheus Zebra [2] Labeotropheus Fuelleborni
Plants Kept: [5] Plastic Plants
Tank Size: 75
Description: Std 75g tank with a Fluval 205 (hooked up to overflow box), a Marineland 350 HOB filter, standard lights (fluorescent) with DIY LED blue moonlights, a Koralia mini-wavemaker and a Marineland 250w shatter proof heater.
 

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