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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
Filters: Penguin 350 and Aquatech 40-60
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Marineland Powerhead 550 with sponge filter
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2 x 18'' GE Aqua Rays light
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24'' Odyssea Moonlight strip
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Whisper 30-60 Air Pump with 18" bubble wand
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50lbs sand substrate
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65+lbs of limestone rock
Advice:
Research prior to buying any fish and research the fish you want to buy for your new tank. A big part of being a fish hobbyist is learning by trial and error. Good filtration and water changes are key to having a nice tank.
Fish Kept:
2 Red Top Zebra, 2 Hongi, 2 Demasoni, 1 Yellow Lab, 1 Tropheop chilumba, 1 Red Zebra, 1 Acei, 1 Kenyi hybrid, 1 Msobo, 1 Synodontis eupterus (African catfish)
Corals/Plants:
None
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
None
About Yourself:
I love fish and find them to be very theraputic. Watching my fish tank is very calming and I love working on it as well. I have another 29 gallon tank that is currently being cycled for my holding hongi.
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