Top 3921 - 3930 Freshwater Tanks All Time
Rated #3921: 55 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: Mike
Country: United States
Rank:
#3921 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Mike on
Ratings:
2.99
Number of votes:
403
Quote:
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer
Fish Kept:
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Corals/Plants:
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Tank Size:
55 gallons
Advice:
I am a new hobbyist how would I have any advice?
Description:
My new fish tank in my wall installed by yours truley...Any suggestions are welcome
Rated #3922: 20 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: blake sanden
Country: United States
Rank:
#3922 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
blake sanden on
Ratings:
2.99
Number of votes:
95
About Yourself:
google my name Blake Sanden
Fish Kept:
2 gold fish 7 tiger barb 2 silver dolars and one shark
Corals/Plants:
none yet
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Advice:
bigger tank is better
Description:
20 gallon
Rated #3923: 29 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: brian
Country: United States
Rank:
#3923 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
brian on
Ratings:
2.99
Number of votes:
184
Quote:
Opps we got a floater!
About Yourself:
i got into fish, when my uncle got a 150g. i used to visit and just watch these fish in amazment, I soon saved up enough money and got a 10g. Soon my Blood Parrot, got to big and i put him in a 29g. I now own a 10g, 29g, and a 55g.
Fish Kept:
1-
2- Tigers-
2- Orange Tigers-
3- Sucker Fish
8- Neon Tetras
Corals/Plants:
2- Moneywort
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Advice:
Fresh water fish are very easy, and hardy fish. Most of all the fish can with stand a ph level that can kill most fish. As most of my fish are Tropical, i only use a heater if need be.
Description:
16 Fish
3 fake coral
2 live Plants
1 background
Blue and green gravel
Rated #3924: 75 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: Steven Truitt
Country: United States
Rank:
#3924 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Steven Truitt on
Ratings:
2.99
Number of votes:
218
Quote:
There are so many...
About Yourself:
I got into the hobby when my wife wanted a tank. Now we both enjoy it.
Fish Kept:
Platties, Fancy Male Guppies, Rainbow Sharks, algae eaters, and Tiger Barbs.
Corals/Plants:
Fake plants
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Advice:
Add fish slowly...don't fall behind in cleaning it. Freshwater tanks are easier to keep up, but saltwater tanks tend to be prettier.
Description:
Apparently the fish are camera shy!
Rated #3925: 20 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: dominick
Country: United States
Rank:
#3925 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
dominick on
Ratings:
2.99
Number of votes:
143
Quote:
dude
About Yourself:
i like fish
Fish Kept:
1 red tail shark, Cichlids , 1 convict cichlid, yoyo ,clown louch, breisl ,
Corals/Plants:
fake plants
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Advice:
reseach resach start with fish that are easy to kept. stay with it stay up with water changes make shoudl ur fish are happy
Description:
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Rated #3926: 50 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: kyle
Country: Canada
Rank:
#3926 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
kyle on
Ratings:
2.99
Number of votes:
283
Quote:
"say hello to my little friend!"
About Yourself:
HI
Fish Kept:
I have Five red bellied piranhas, 3 spotted pleco, one red crab and a snail.
Corals/Plants:
all plants are real but don't ask me what kind they are
Tank Size:
50 gallons
Advice:
It can get expensive.
Description:
this is my tank
Rated #3927: 29 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: mark
Country: United States
Rank:
#3927 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
mark on
Ratings:
2.99
Number of votes:
135
About Yourself:
I got into the hobby when i saw my friend from school had tanks and really liked them. I have had countless tanks as a result. I have bred livebearers, zebra danios, and convicts without much effort. Was not equipped to raise them at the time however. I am considering a serious attempt at breeding some fish once i get my big tank set up. We will see how that goes.
Fish Kept:
Guppies, swordtails, angelfish, zebra danios
Corals/Plants:
artificial plants and natural decor. Rocks are good and driftwood is a nice touch. May be fake but it looks nice!
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Advice:
Be patient and frequent water changes are vital.
Get a reliable heater---its a critical component. Do not overfeed!! Do not overcrowd either!
Description:
10 gallon in my daughter's bedroom.
Rated #3928: 40 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: Jonathan Wooldridge
Country: United States
Rank:
#3928 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Jonathan Wooldridge on
Ratings:
2.98
Number of votes:
198
Quote:
Drama is life with the dull bits cut out -- Alfred Hitchcock
Fish Kept:
Lemon Angel
Weather Loach
Large Pleco
Cobolt Lobster
Clown Loach
3xRed-Tailed Sharks
6xCardinal Tetras
6xHarlequin Raspboras
Corals/Plants:
Swords of several sizes, some grass, and an onion
Tank Size:
40 gallons
Advice:
Have restocked the plants several times, until I decided to invest in better lighting. Replaced the 2' lamp with a double 3' lamp. So my advice is get good lighting. The little 2' lamps that come with some tanks just aren't enough.
Description:
My tank serves as a divider between the kitchen and the living room
Rated #3929: 55 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: kevin
Country: United States
Rank:
#3929 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
kevin on
Ratings:
2.98
Number of votes:
128
Fish Kept:
3discus 2cardnal tetra 5neon tetra 1hatchet fish 1cocatoo cichlid 1whiptail catfish 3 corys 1albino bristlenose plec 1bristlenose plec 1green gold cory 2head ad taillight tetras 1guppy 1clownloach
Corals/Plants:
amazon sword water lily banna plant moss ball 2 unknown
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Advice:
take care of your fish no matter what!!
Description:
tank
Rated #3930: 10 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank
Username: Landon
Country: United States
Rank:
#3930 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Landon on
Ratings:
2.98
Number of votes:
212
Quote:
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.
About Yourself:
I enjoy Ford Mustangs and driving or racing (legal). I also play football and soccer. I always enjoyed aquariums, finding tropical fish and saltwater fish to be very beautiful. For awhile my mom didn't want me to have a fishtank, but one year during Christmas I opened up a 10 gallon tank. It was nothing big, but it was awesome and I still use it to this day. Fish have even taken over my previous hobby of cars, although that still has quite a bit of importance.
Fish Kept:
Have kept and bred several guppies and raised the fry from birth. Also have had Clown Loaches, Neon Tetras, Glowlight Tetras, Bettas, Mollies, Tiger Barbs, Gourami, Plecos, Crabs, and a few Snails. Many fish have been transported to my brothers tank, or of course, some have died through trial and error.
Corals/Plants:
Just the plastics, it's enough for me to keep track and assist fish in their lives. I'm not prepared to work with live plants.
Tank Size:
10 gallons
Advice:
Just take your time. Don't rush to fill your tank with fish or decorations. While filling a tank with tons of decor may make it look beautiful and seem like they have tons of obstacles to swim around, in truth, many times a cluttered tank is stressful. Don't buy tons of fish all at once, introduce a few at a time, not only is it better on the habitat, it saves your wallet and you can figure out what fish is causing problems in the community. At the same time, take a few chances, don't be afraid to buy a beautiful fish just because many are known to be aggressive, if the tank is setup properly and you balance ample hiding and large spaces you can probably get away with putting in a fish species that tends to be aggressive, just monitor the tank for awhile until you fill comfortable that it won't attack.
Description:
This is my 10 gallon tank. Nothing extremely special. I have tons of hiding spots because guppies get pregnant a lot and I usually lose several fry from being eaten, hopefully this time around they'll seek shelter first. I also have a liking for Clown Loaches which are shy, and so they need hiding as well. I recently took my Betta from her bowl and into the tank and also purchased a Clown Loach, it's working out great. Since then, I've also added two Tiger Barbs and am going to expriment with a Black Moor and see how that goes...but that was after this pic was taken.