Photo #1 - First Attemp At An Artificial Freshwater Reef. Ju...

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Photo Caption: First attemp at an artificial freshwater reef. Just need to get through the cycle and stock it.
44 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - First attemp at an artificial freshwater reef. Just need to get through the cycle and stock it.
fish tank picture - Freshwater 200 litre tank with artificial coral, lava rock. and 6 Giant Danios (tank cycle)

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Fluval Roma 200 100x40x55 200 litre 300 watt heater, Fluval u4 internal filter.
Advice: Patience, patience and more patience. Too much too quick means too dead. Reaserch untill your eyes bleed.
Fish Kept: Giant Danios (first fish in to cycle the tank)
Corals/Plants: All artificial.
Tank Size: 44 gallons
Quote: You can never over filter a tank.
About Yourself: Brought my first tank at 25, didnt research enough and lost 10 cichlids from amonia spike. Eventually managed to overcome disaster and bread Cichlids but had to sell the tank. Now 30 and fully researched and ready to restock the new tank.

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