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Rated #831: 210 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank

Username: timothy mullins

Country: United States

Rank: #831 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time

Submitted By: timothy mullins on 08/19/2011

Ratings: 4.77

Number of votes: 107

Quote: i got fish tanks...with cichlids in it!!!!!

About Yourself: I got into hobby about 3 years ago .....I started with a 40 breeder....since then I had over thirty different tanks set up over the last few years...fresh...salt...planted...reef...sa/ca cichlids...african cichilids...barb...catfish....125 to nanos.... I also built some custom set ups for people and set tanks up for people....I'm a true beleiver in the sump system fresh or salt...I do plumbing and electrical by trade so this set up is the most effiecent setup I have done to date all ligths are t5 ho one return pump and two heaters is what runs this system.... I love designing tanks for people and setting them up....to be continued

Fish Kept: 4 orange severums 2 gold severums 2 green severums 1 tiger oscar 1 flower horn 4 fire mouths 1 jack dempsey 2 bichirs 1 gold gouramie 1 opal gouramie 8 rams 4 kribs 4 pleco 1 bumble bee catfish 1 angel fish 1 coral gouramie 1 flame gouramie 10 tiger barbs 12 rasbara barbs 4 clown loaches 1 blue loach 4 corys 1 salvini cichlid 1 green terror 1 honey gouramie

Corals/Plants: Javamoss Anubis Ferns And other plants....I use a lot of plants

Tank Size: 210 gallons

Advice: Water changes...water changes...I feed heavy every day..and do 90% water changes every week....I also put a layer of peat moss in my sump which the water flows threw to keep my water soft and a low ph....also this whole system runs off of one pump which feeds all tanks and I drilled all tanks to drain into sump

Description: My african set up

Rated #832: 30 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank

Username: Jeff

Country: United States

Rank: #832 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time

Submitted By: Jeff on 05/15/2006

Ratings: 4.76

Number of votes: 278

Quote: Enjoy!

About Yourself: 6 months in and totally addicted to cichlids. I have two tanks, one 30 gal. and one 125 gal, that i will post up now and then. Im always changing environments so keep your eyes peeled for updated pics on the regular.

Fish Kept: 125 Gallon has 1 x Green Texas, 1 x Red Peacock, 1 x Electric Blue Hap, 1 x Frontosa, 1 x Gold Saum/Green Terror, 1 x Tiger Oscar, and 1 x Pleco. 30 Gallon has 1 x Frontosa, 1 x Gold Saum/Green Terror, and 1 x Turquoise Severum. Though these fish arent from the same regions they have been raised together since they were very small and have become aclimated to the same water conditions, temperatures, and environments.

Corals/Plants: All fake plants but im thinking of trying some live ones soon.

Tank Size: 30 gallons

Advice: With Cichlids, get a game plan together before you stock your tank. Think about mature size of all your fish and be ready to supply them with an appropriate size tank as they grow...and they will grow fast. Also, if you buy similar size fish as babies, they will stay relatively peacefull as they grow up. All agressive cichlids will quarrel from time to time but this is a good way to avoid all out combat. After you get your clan going for awhile, dont bring new fish in or they might well be outcasted, tortured, and if left unchecked, killed. Im still new to this so im learning new stuff every day. Ill share as much as i can along the way.

Description: 125 Gallon Front View (5-14-06)

Rated #833: 36 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank

Username: Lisa

Country: United States

Rank: #833 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time

Submitted By: Lisa on 08/19/2013

Ratings: 4.76

Number of votes: 227

Fish Kept: Neon Tetras, Long-Fin Black Skirt Tetras, Balloon Mollies, Dalmatian Mollies, Lyretail Mollies, Pleco, Rosy Barb, Sunset Platies, Red Platies, Panda Platy, Zebra Danios, Hy511 Tetras, Dwarf Blue Gourami, Fancy Guppies, Cory Catfish and a couple snails. :)

Corals/Plants: Started out with all artificial plants but have slowly been adding live plants. About half the plants in the tank are live plants.

Tank Size: 36 gallons

Advice: Adding fish is always trial and error, as some fish don't play well together. :)

Description: Newly established 36 gallon freshwater tank filled with activity and LOTS of color!!!

Rated #834: 75 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank

Username: opanga

Country: United States

Rank: #834 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time

Submitted By: opanga on 06/21/2020

Ratings: 4.76

Number of votes: 88

Quote: READ READ READ

About Yourself: I'VE BEEN DOING THIS FOR 34 YEAR'S AND I LOVE IT

Fish Kept: all cichlids

Corals/Plants: all fake the best way to go

Tank Size: 75 gallons

Advice: just take ur time & read as many books as u can

Description: CICHILDS PEACOCKS AND HAPS ON TOP AND MABUNA ON THE BOTTOM

Rated #835: 55 Gallons Freshwater Fish Tank

Username: richard whited

Country: United States

Rank: #835 out of 4372 Freshwater Tanks submitted all-time

Submitted By: richard whited on 07/16/2006

Ratings: 4.76

Number of votes: 269

Quote: go deep

Fish Kept: cichlids

Corals/Plants: many fake plants

Tank Size: 55 gallons

Advice: have fun and dont worry if you kill all of your fish the first couple of times you will get it evenually.

Description: this is my cichlid tank with plenty of river rocks and fake plants. I have also built homemade moon lights for it and the fish seem to like it because they breed well.