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State:
Tennessee
Country:
United States
Description:
All glass aquarium-10
20 aquaclear filter
75 watt heater
DIY-CO2
40watt daylight-4WPG
Advice:
Read as much as you can and dont give up! If possiable join a nice online aquarium fourm like nano-reefs, aquariumadvice or somthing else and ask for help and advice/information!
Fish Kept:
oh boy too many but here is what I can remember
Freshwater
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Goldfish-oranda, commet, black moore
Live Bearers-platies, mollies, guppies-bred all
Plecos
Chinese algea eater (NEVER get one)
Cichlids-African-yellow and blue lab, Dwarf bolivian, Angel fish -bred,
Tetras-Neon, Lemon, Black Phantom, Black Skirt, Black Neon, Grand Rio,
Bettas male and female
Dwarf Gouramies
Corries-albino, green, emerald, otto
barbs-cherry, glass, tiger
killie
minnows
danios
australian rainbow's
dwarf puffers
african dwarf frogs
kuhuli loach
Salt
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Ocellarious Clown
Six Line Wrasse
Pajama Cardinal
Bangaii Cardinal
Bicolor Blenny
Royal Gramma
Corals/Plants:
Plants
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Elodea (anarchis)
Amazon Sword
Amazon Sword "compacta"
Java Fern
Java Moss
Star grass
Cambomba Carolina
Cambomba Peyheriha
Red ludwigia
Red Ludwigia "broad leaf"
Rotala "Indica"
Rotala Wallichii
Micro Sword
Corals
Green star polyp
zoanthid
trumpet coral
Tank Size:
10 gallons
Quote:
I wish my fish read the same articles I did
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