Photo #6 - My Cray Hanging Out In The Rocks.

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Photo Caption: My cray hanging out in the rocks.
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29 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 29g freshwater with mostly artificial plants and some live ones. Fish include an African butterfly fish, a blue angelfish, 5 cories, a bushynose pleco, a crayfish, and a snail.
freshwater fish - pantodon buchholzi - african butterflyfish stocking in 29 gallons tank - African butterfly fish
freshwater fish - pantodon buchholzi - african butterflyfish stocking in 29 gallons tank - Grossy, my African butterfly fish.
fish tank picture - Another tank view.
fish tank picture - Lilypads.
corals inverts - cherax sp. - sunburst fire lobster stocking in 29 gallons tank - My cray hanging out in the rocks.
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freshwater fish - pantodon buchholzi - african butterfly fish stocking in 29 gallons tank - Grossy is a very photogenic fish. He's absolutely my favorite guy in the tank right now.

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State: West Virginia
Country: United States
Description: -30x30x18 -Marineland heater -Aquatech 30-60 filter -lighting/hood is from the Aqueon 29g deluxe kit. I did have to upgrade the heater and the filter so be wary of buying the full kit.
Advice: Don't rush things.
Fish Kept: -African butterfly fish -Blue angelfish -5 corydoras catfish -Bushynose pleco -Crayfish -unidentified snail (it hatched from an egg that was attached to one of my plants - surprise!)
Corals/Plants: -dwarf lily -moss ball -Anacharis I also have petrified wood and geodes.
Tank Size: 29 gallons

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