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State:
Iowa
Country:
United States
Description:
4'x3'x2' glass tank, natural gravel and stones with two pre-form structures for cover. Filtered by canister Cascade and powerhead added for additional flow. Occupants include: Two Bichors, One Pleco, One African Knife, Two Silver Arowana, One Fire Eel.
Advice:
keep it simple, keep it clean, and keep it under-populated. a busy tank is fun to watch, but only when your not elbow deep vacuuming it due to the additional waste. if you set it up right you can maintain a wonderful balance and only clean the tank filter once every several months, and rarely need to clean the gravel.
Fish Kept:
oscars, african chiclids, plecos, south american chiclids :firemouth, jack dempsy, green terrror, tiger oscar. and plenty of odd-balls.
silver arowana
fire eel
bichors,
peacock eel, tiretrack eel
knife fish
saltwater moray "freshwater" variety.
Corals/Plants:
Tank Size:
180 gallons
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