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Rated #2351: 20 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: cookie dough
Country: United States
Rank:
#2351 out of 4369 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
cookie dough on
Ratings:
3.91
Number of votes:
245
Quote:
don't have one
About Yourself:
I became a fan of the hobby when I was 13. My friend got a tank and I had to get one too. I have kept the same 20 gallon tank for 6 years now. I personally do not prefer extremely large tanks. Anything between a 10 and 75 gallon is fine.
Fish Kept:
In this tank I have Mixed African Cichlids. I have kept almost all types of common petstore, peaceful temperment fish. I have a ten gallon fish tank with Guppies and Dwarf Gouramies (which are less agressive then regular Gouramies). I always have a Plecostomus for my tanks and a bottom feeding catfish.
Corals/Plants:
I have kept an Anubias Coffeefolia plant for almost 2 years now. As for my other plants I have not had too much luck. The plants of course require care just like the fish. Fake plants can look really real if you place the, right and choose the right ones. (the more expensive ones are better!)
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Advice:
Be extremely patient, it will definitly be worth it. Do plenty of research and be willing to maintain the tank because that is the second most important thing.
Description:
20 gallon African Cichlid tank
Rated #2352: 29 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: joshua madsen
Country: United States
Rank:
#2352 out of 4369 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
joshua madsen on
Ratings:
3.91
Number of votes:
139
Fish Kept:
Blood Parrots, Gouramis, Barbs, Platies, Mollies, and a raphael catfish
Corals/Plants:
n/a
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Advice:
Go BIG from the start or you will waste a lot of money along the way upgrading.
Description:
Over-stocked and loving it . . .
Rated #2353: 46 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: kenny
Country: United States
Rank:
#2353 out of 4369 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
kenny on
Ratings:
3.91
Number of votes:
137
Quote:
live fast die fun
Fish Kept:
marble sailfin pleco (1 foot long) x1, red wag platty x4, powder blue gourami x1, blue gourami x1, blue whale catfish x1, clown loach x2, tiger barb x5, and a fiddler crab x1
Corals/Plants:
fake plants, real driftwood
Tank Size:
46 gallons
Advice:
any advice to myself, i just started and lovin every second of light my fish get.
Description:
65 gal, 21 fish, driftwood, white sand, rock caves, fake plants
Rated #2354: 125 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: Aaron
Country: United States
Rank:
#2354 out of 4369 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Aaron on
Ratings:
3.91
Number of votes:
226
Quote:
do what you love
About Yourself:
just love to keep fish
Fish Kept:
AFRICAN CICHLIDS 24 fish in all
Corals/Plants:
fake plants
Tank Size:
125 gallons
Advice:
make sure you have a good filter if you want to keep your fish happy i always over do the filter by atleast 30% good luck
Description:
freshwater fish
Rated #2355: 55 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: Julie
Country: United States
Rank:
#2355 out of 4369 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Julie on
Ratings:
3.91
Number of votes:
89
About Yourself:
I purchased a betta for my daughter and then i was hooked. I now have three tanks.
Fish Kept:
Tetras, platies, guppies, danios, glolight and otto.
Corals/Plants:
some real, mostly plastic
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Advice:
keep trying!
Description:
This is my 55 gallon tank. I'm still fairly new to the hobby.
Rated #2356: 75 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: Brad
Country: Canada
Rank:
#2356 out of 4369 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Brad on
Ratings:
3.91
Number of votes:
111
Corals/Plants:
Fake
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Advice:
Practice makes perfect
Description:
My first Cichlid tank.
Rated #2357: 12 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: Manu
Country: United States
Rank:
#2357 out of 4369 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Manu on
Ratings:
3.91
Number of votes:
155
Fish Kept:
4 Danios (1 Zebra and 3 Glo fish), 1 Platy, and 2 guppies
Tank Size:
12 gallons
Advice:
Do fishless cycling. It is well worth it. Guppies and Platies and Mollies have a short lifespan. Usually 6 months. I was lucky to have one for over a year. But they keep on dying. My advice to starters is to get Danios. The glow fish paired with the zebras give lot of color and if properly taken care of will live for years. My zebra danio is now 2 years old. The Glo fish are about a year.
Description:
Eclipse 12 gallon aquarium. You can see the Danios in the shot. If you look closely you can see a Guppy. I love the bio wheel filter. Excellent starter aquarium. Increases your chances of success with the hobby. All decorations are artificial.
Rated #2358: 39 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: adam
Country: United States
Rank:
#2358 out of 4369 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
adam on
Ratings:
3.91
Number of votes:
110
Fish Kept:
New Galaxy Blue Jack Dempsey
Electric Blue Ram
White Angel Fish
Marble Angel Fish
Ceramic Discus
Pepper Cory Cat (3)
Red Hook (2)
Striped Cory Cat
Shovel Nose
Orange Loach
Corals/Plants:
Wistera
2 Other Strands
Tank Size:
39 gallons
Advice:
N/A
Description:
39 Gal
Rated #2359: 5 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: sgfsgsgs
Country: United States
Rank:
#2359 out of 4369 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
sgfsgsgs on
Ratings:
3.91
Number of votes:
11
Tank Size:
5 gallons
Description:
fjh
Rated #2360: 90 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: Nicolas
Country: United States
Rank:
#2360 out of 4369 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Nicolas on
Ratings:
3.91
Number of votes:
152
Quote:
Excellence is a Habit!
About Yourself:
I'm a 22 year old college student with fish on the brain.
Fish Kept:
20-25 assorted africans
2 plecos
1 catfish
Corals/Plants:
Plastic plants, not ready for the commitment of live plants.
Tank Size:
90 gallons
Advice:
Gertting started is not easy! But once you do just keep on truckin. It takes alot of time and money but if you are into it, It's worth It! Study up on your species of fish and keep them as healthly as you can, there is nothing more pathetic then sick fish. My number one problem getting started was keeping my lights on too long and constantly battling algae blooms. Do not keep your lights on more then 8 hours a day. Buy a timer!
Description:
My tank and Man's Best Friend