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Photo Caption: A pic of my tank with my oscar fish on the bottem left hand side.
10 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - A pic of my tank with my oscar fish on the bottem left hand side.

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State: Utah
Country: United States
Description: I have a new 10 gallon tank, With real live plants. I have a 5-15 Whisper Filter, A whisper heater, and two air pumps and i have really bright lights in there, the ones that came with the hood, but they get the job done.
Advice: Hang in there, it takes time.
Fish Kept: I just have a oscar fish in there. At the time i got it the sales person did'nt say anything about how much space the oscar really needed.
Corals/Plants: Live Plants, I dont Know the names but they are the ones they sell at wal-mart.
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: I can do it!
About Yourself: At first I really did'nt care much about fish, until I got one, now I wanna know everything there is to know! I only had my tank for about 3 months So I'am still all new to this.

COMMENTS

Get a bigger tank for your oscar!!! fish avatar
Get the oscar out of there. They need a minimum of 75 gallons. 55 is the absolute bare minimum. Just cause you see them in a 10G at a pet shop does not mean it can live in one. Dont trust PetCo, WalMart. Avoid chain stores. Plants look plastic. Might want to consider plant fertilizer if you want them to survive. fish avatar

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