Photo #6 - Filtering Bamboo Shrimp - This Is My Biggest Tank...

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Photo Caption: filtering bamboo shrimp
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State: Indiana
Country: United States
Description: I use standard florescent lighting. I use a bubbler to incorporate 02 into my tank as well as an instant read thermometer. The filter that i am currently using is an AquaClear 1500. I also use a heater, (japanese secret).
Advice: Upgrade, Upgrade, Upgrade. Your tank can never be too big or elaborate.
Fish Kept: This is my biggest tank. I have 6 mature goldfish, 1 pleco, 1 glofish, 1 standard opaline gourami, one male long ear sunfish, 1 bamboo shrimp, 12 filter feeding crayfish and 2 twin male paradise fish.
Corals/Plants: I have incorporated 6 plants into my tank. I have 7 spiked stones and 2 natural pine knots. The substrate that is in my tank includes small river rock pebbles and crushed and whole snail shells.
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: "Upgrade, Upgrade, Upgrade"

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