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36 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - This is my first fish tank, a ten gallon one. It is two weeks old, and pretty much a clean slate, I am looking for suggestions of where to go from here...

Submitted By: Patrick on 01/27/2010

Photo Caption: This is my first fish tank, a ten gallon one. It is two weeks old, and pretty much a clean slate, I am looking for suggestions of where to go from here...

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36 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - New 36 Gal Bowfront...

fish tank picture - Iv added some ground cover, and bought a new Sunset Barb Platy... I think its coming along nicely...

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State: South Carolina

Country: United States

Description: 36Gal Bow front aquarium. Pool filter sand substrate. Top fin 40 hob filter and a Top fin 10 hob Filter.

Advice: I am a New Hobbyist

Fish Kept: 7x Fancy Guppy 6x Neon Tetra 1x Peppered Cory 1x Green Cory 1x Julii Cory 1x Dwarf Gourami 1x Baloon Molly 4x Sunset Barb Platy Fry 1x Elephantnose Fish 1x Crystal Cherry Shrimp

Corals/Plants: Fake... Plans for planted

Tank Size: 36 gallons

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COMMENTS

i like it, but i aint gonna lie....it needs some more work

steven schaaf

2010-03-30 09:42:50

Thanks... But this tank is outdated :) I recently purchased a 36gal and I will add some pictures when its all decorated...

Patrick

2010-03-14 01:25:35

Those "bamboo" plants are not aquarium plants, even though many stores sell them as such. The leaves need to be out of the water and will die if kept submerged. Try anubias bartari, or another anubias variety.