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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - We had to add some smaller gravel to the polished rocks in the tank because Panfrys food kept falling between the rocks where he couldnt get at it. Here is a close up view of Panfry............We are sad to say that Panfry pasted feb 13 2007, we had gone away for a week and sometime during that time the tank got infested with some sort of body fungus and by the time we started treating it , it was to late most the fish died. the only fish that survived were the 2 albino corys , the corys , the pleco and the frogs. :(
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Photo Caption: We had to add some smaller gravel to the polished rocks in the tank because Panfrys food kept falling between the rocks where he couldnt get at it. Here is a close up view of Panfry............We are sad to say that Panfry pasted feb 13 2007, we had gone away for a week and sometime during that time the tank got infested with some sort of body fungus and by the time we started treating it , it was to late most the fish died. the only fish that survived were the 2 albino corys , the corys , the pleco and the frogs. :(
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freshwater fish - glyptoperichthys gibbiceps - sailfin pleco (l-83) stocking in 55 gallons tank - This is our Pacostamus, he was bought about the same time as Panfry, hes the only fish Panfry didn't eat.He was less then an inch long when he was brought home and now he is about 5 to 6 inches in lenght.
55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - We had to add some smaller gravel to the polished rocks in the tank because Panfrys food kept falling between the rocks where he couldnt get at it. Here is a close up view of Panfry............We are sad to say that Panfry pasted feb 13 2007, we had gone away for a week and sometime during that time the tank got infested with some sort of body fungus and by the time we started treating it , it was to late most the fish died. the only fish that survived were the 2 albino corys , the corys , the pleco and the frogs. :(
55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Full view of the tank

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Country: Canada
Description: Freshwater Tank, Polished Rocks, Two undergravel Filters, 306 Fuval,2 1/2 feet of Hamster Tubing, 2 sheets Plexiglass (with holes in it so the water flows threw)
Advice: Let your imagination run, pick a theme and go with it.
Fish Kept: Jack Dempsey, Neon Tetras, Albino Corys, Guppies, Pacostamus, Angel Fish, Goldfish, and two really cool orange and yellow ones and for the life of me I cant remember what they are called lol.
Corals/Plants: Its a new tank, just bought this Xmas, so havent planted it yet, over the next few months we will be introducing live plants.
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Grampa's " Everyday above ground is a good day"

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