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96 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My Malawi Tank

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: size of tank: 96 Ltrs Lighting: Arcadia Marine white Filter: Jewel built in filtration system Description: This tank is set up to look like a marine tank using Malawi fish as Im not home much and therefore easier to keep than marine fish. Ive used real coral and coral gravel to keep my PH up which is around 8.2 - 8.5 and temp is around 26 - 28 Deg. I hope you like this set up.
Advice: If you need to stabilize your PH then coral would do the job.
Fish Kept: Malawi
Corals/Plants: coral
Tank Size: 96 gallons
Quote: I love fish
About Yourself: I work away so thought about making my tank look like a marine tank as malawi fish are very bright and striking.

COMMENTS

Crush coral is recommended to keep your ph level down, and is usually for salt water tanks. Good job anyways!! fish avatar

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