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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Help! ~ This is a fairly adequate picture of my aquarium. Im no professional photographer. But this gives the gist of my tank. Awaiting advice/ criticism :)

Submitted By: Banj on 01/13/2009

Photo Caption: Help! ~ This is a fairly adequate picture of my aquarium. Im no professional photographer. But this gives the gist of my tank. Awaiting advice/ criticism :)

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Country: Australia

Description: Im not too sure on the Size of my fish tank or how many litres it is. I would guess around 55gallons? At the moment I have a few species of chiclids ad a clown loach living in tank. The only plant life is a piece of drift wood with a plant growing off. Im looking to improve my fish tank and any advice Will be greatly appreciated and looked into.

Advice: Start small

Fish Kept: Various Chiclid species Clown Loach Plecostomus

Corals/Plants: Drift wood with plant

Tank Size: 55 gallons

About Yourself: Im 19 and live in australia. I would love for some people to teach me more about the fish i have in my tank and better or more attractive way to set my tank up. I love attending to my tank, so all criticism or ideas are constructively viewed.

COMMENTS

Heya! Your setup looks great! I would also rearrange the tank setup, try to make two different 'housing' on either side of the tank, then put the plant in the middle. See how that works out if you can get a visual or something=) Try to get smaller rocks if you can also! Big ones are harder to stack and looknice together!

Matthew Davey

2009-01-17 12:08:39

hey really nice tank! The only thing i would suggest would be more african cichlids since they come in a variety of different colors and also you definitely need a backround that would bring out your fish colors even more. I'd probably rearrange the rocks or add texas holey rock.