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fish tank picture - I changed out my substrate from natural pea gravel to straight black. Definitely enjoying the change.
35 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My tank!

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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 35g long, acrylic. Eheim Classic 2213 canister, 220w hydor inline heater.
Advice: None
Fish Kept: 6 Neons 4 X-ray tetras Pearl Gourami 3-Spot Gourami 1 Swordtail 2 Lucipinnus Catfish 1 Clown Pleco
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 35 gallons
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35g long, acrylic. rnEheim Classic 2213 canister filter (Plumped through bulkheads in the back)rn220w hydor inline heater.rnrnI do about a 15 gal. water change every two to three weeks depending on how the water is testing. So far, no deaths to my fish since the initial cycle. fish avatar
tank looks great. water is crystal clear. what setup do you have and what is your water change schedule? fish avatar

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