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State:
Ohio
Country:
United States
Description:
52 gallon Perfecto Hexagonal Flatback.
Emperor 400 filter
AquaClear500
Rena Filtstar x3
PowerGlo 40W 18000K lighting
250W Visi-Therm Stealth heater
Whisper 60 air pump
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Sponge lol
Advice:
Research! Do it! Don't experiment without actually seeing what has worked and not worked with other people. Forums are great places for this!!
Water changes! Do it! It makes the difference.
Watch your fish... know them and let them know you. Watch their behavior especially when feeding.
Fish Kept:
2 Pink Convicts 3" Cichasoma nigrofasciatum
1 Blue Acaras 3.5" Aequidens pulcher
1 Festivum 3" Cichlasoma festae
1 Rhino Pleco 7" Pterygoplichthys sp
1 Leopard Frog Pleco L134 Peckoltia sp.
5 Giant Danios 1.5" Danio aequipinnatus
1 Senegalus Bichir 6" Polypterus senegalus
3 Emerald Cat Brochis Splendens
3 Serpae Tetras Hyphessobrycon serpae
2 Buenos Aires Tetras Hemigrammus caudovittatus
2 Pearl Gouramis Trichogaster leeri
3 Black Convicts Cichasoma nigrofasciatum (Black; 1 male, 2 female)
7 Black Skirt Tetras Gymnocorymbus ternetzi
1 Firemouth - T. Meeki
4 Zebra Danios
Corals/Plants:
Lava rock
Drift wood
Fake plants
Clay Pots
River Rock
Tank Size:
101 gallons
Quote:
What can I use ya fer?
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