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155 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 155 gallon goldfish and koi tank

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: I have 5 comet goldfish and 1 koi. The tank has two canister filters and two additional air pumps and 12" air wands. I am using river Rock for my gravel so my fish won't eat it, and some plastic aquarium decor. I also have 2 bristle nose plecos, 1 Chinese algae eater and several Cory cats.
Advice: Goldfish and koi tanks require more frequent cleaning and better filtration.
Fish Kept: Koi, goldfish, Chinese algae eater, bristle nose plecos, and Cory cats
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 155 gallons
About Yourself: I started with a small goldfish and koi pond but after it was destroyed twice by muskrats I moved my fish indoors. I love it. Goldfish and koi are very personable and fun to hand feed. I raised a butterfly koi from 5" to a whopping 27" and it out grew my tank. I donated her to a koi farm nearby and now I am starting over.

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