Photo #1 - 88 Gal - Just, Mollies, Neons, And Tetras For Now...

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88 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 88 gal
fish tank picture - 88gal frontal

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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: My sons and I built this 88 gallon fresh water aquarium to fit nicely against the wall. The tank is 1' wide, 20" tall, and 8' long. I use an eheim 2078 electronic canister for filtration, and I built the hood with 3 24" flourescent lights on a 2 way switch wired to an outlet in the box for night lighting if i wana add. I also built water, drainage, and electrical fixtures into the stand.
Advice: I'm really just starting myself, just wanated something bigger than my 15gal:)
Fish Kept: Just, mollies, neons, and tetras for now, oh, and my pleco that outgrew the 15gal:)
Corals/Plants: artificial.
Tank Size: 88 gallons

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