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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 55 gal with assorted fish

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State: Delaware
Country: United States
Description: 55 gal top fin tank set, with marineland penguin 350 filter. begginers tank PLEASE GIVE FEED BACK TRYING TO GET SOME IDEAS TO IMPROVE. THANKS!
Advice: Try new things with the tanks be sure of your self keep your family involved.
Fish Kept: 1-bala shark, 1-clown loach,1-peacock eel, 2 assorted angel fish, 1-red fin shark, 1-platy, 1-molly, 2-barbs, 1- african spotted catsfish, 1-blue gourami, 1-australian rainbow fish, 2- pecostomous, and 1- goldfish that my three year old won at the fair that is now the largest fish in the tank!!
Corals/Plants: 2 fake plants, 3 piece coral set. Moonlight sand
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: fish are friends not food! thanks to finding nemo
About Yourself: Army Staff Seargent, now a recruiter. started with a 20 gal tank that has now spawned into an obsession me and my beautiful wife now spend countless hours in the fish store. we have 4 tanks total ranging from a 55 gal, 20 gal chiclid tank, 10 gal goldfish tank and also a 5 gal in the kitchen

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iwant you to look at my cichlid tank, because i was looking at the same decortions you got...check it out. nice start fish avatar
i had the same problem when i first switched to sand, what worked for me was taking the extension off the intake, this will cut down on the sand that is collected when the fish move and so on. Once the sand has been in the tank for a while (2 weeks or so) it will become firm and will not move as easy then. So if you have any more questions just let me know. fish avatar
I'm glad to see USAREC in the house. I'm also in recruiting command. Nice tank, you should put a dark background on your tank and some tall plants in the rear as to hide those tubes. fish avatar

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