Photo #1 - Mangrove Jack Tank. Other Fish In There, For The ...

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Country: Australia
Description: Custom tank, built under staircase. Roughly 5ft x 2ft x 2.5ft. (Extra depth helps) External Canister Filter. Heater. Airpump.
Advice: It's only money. Reading up on stuff is good, but better to learn from experience.
Fish Kept: 1 x Mangrove Jack, 3 x Jack Dempsy, 5 x Bistlenose and 3 others not quiet sure on breed.
Corals/Plants: Fake plants. Mangrove root and black slate.
Tank Size: 110 gallons
Quote: There's two sides to every fish.

COMMENTS

what type of rocks in the background? beautiful tank fish avatar
Bricks are awesome! fish avatar
this is the coolest tank on here and i agree leave the brick it looks great fish avatar
I WOULD LEAVE THE BRICKS! I THINK THAT LOOKS AWESOME. HOW DID U DO THAT? THOSE ARENT FULL BRICK R THEY? fish avatar
i like your setup buddy its different. also thanks for your comment on my tank. no it was not hard to but the log, because its a big tank with supports only at the ends. fish avatar

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