Photo #1 - My Tank - Electric Blue Jack Dempsey

148 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My tank

Submitted By: Mrs Trout on 11/12/2020

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State: Arizona

Country: United States

Description: Lover of all freshwater and saltwater fish. Favourite fish, European sea sturgeon. Part of the abolish fish fingers movement, change is now! 5 foot by 2 foot by 2 foot, 675 litre tank. NICREW ClassicLED Plus LED Aquarium Light, works like a fishy charm.

Advice: Stroke your fish at night.

Fish Kept: Electric Blue Jack Dempsey

Corals/Plants: Actinodiscus

Tank Size: 148 gallons

Quote: No good fish goes anywhere without a porpoise.

About Yourself: fifty three year old momma of six.

COMMENTS

I think your fish are looking a little under fed. Are you neglecting them? I’m sure your the type of person to do that kind of awful thing. I see you are new to this website. This is obvious. I have had over 7000 fishes in my lifetime. And I’m only 52, yes I know this is young. I would like you to start feeding your fish more or I will report you. I will give you a few tips. Cheesy fries Frozen peas Ham and cheese Toasties Mustard These are all some great nutritious foods which will get those little darlings swimming again. Please do as I say or I will have to notify the higher authorities. Xxx Thatfishysmell

Thatfishysmell

2020-11-12 10:43:25

big big fan of this tank, honestly. very iconic, maybe even jepic. just make sure you don’t accidentally feed them cig butts like last time, babes. RIP bubbles

sardinebaby69

2020-11-12 10:06:35

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