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freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - I have added some malaysian driftwood This is one of my 11 tanks, it is a 125 gallon with 4 blue acaras which arespawning,a vampire pleco, leapord cactus pleco, 16 inch common pleco, 4 mystus catfish, 2 bambi catfish, 4 bullseye catfish, gold barbs, columbian tetras, pearl danios and black widow tetras. If anyone has suggestions on how to make it better I am up for suggestions though I am pretty with how it turned out.I only have a few live plants as they are uprooted in seconds.Thanks
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Submitted By: Connie on
Photo Caption: I have added some malaysian driftwood This is one of my 11 tanks, it is a 125 gallon with 4 blue acaras which arespawning,a vampire pleco, leapord cactus pleco, 16 inch common pleco, 4 mystus catfish, 2 bambi catfish, 4 bullseye catfish, gold barbs, columbian tetras, pearl danios and black widow tetras. If anyone has suggestions on how to make it better I am up for suggestions though I am pretty with how it turned out.I only have a few live plants as they are uprooted in seconds.Thanks
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freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - I have added some malaysian driftwood This is one of my 11 tanks, it is a 125 gallon with 4 blue acaras which arespawning,a vampire pleco, leapord cactus pleco, 16 inch common pleco, 4 mystus catfish, 2 bambi catfish, 4 bullseye catfish, gold barbs, columbian tetras, pearl danios and black widow tetras. If anyone has suggestions on how to make it better I am up for suggestions though I am pretty with how it turned out.I only have a few live plants as they are uprooted in seconds.Thanks
freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - I have added some malaysian driftwood This is one of my 11 tanks, it is a 125 gallon with 4 blue acaras which arespawning,a vampire pleco, leapord cactus pleco, 16 inch common pleco, 4 mystus catfish, 2 bambi catfish, 4 bullseye catfish, gold barbs, columbian tetras, pearl danios and black widow tetras. If anyone has suggestions on how to make it better I am up for suggestions though I am pretty with how it turned out.I only have a few live plants as they are uprooted in seconds.Thanks

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Description: I have added some malaysian driftwood This is one of my 11 tanks, it is a 125 gallon with 4 blue acaras which arespawning,a vampire pleco, leapord cactus pleco, 16 inch common pleco, 4 mystus catfish, 2 bambi catfish, 4 bullseye catfish, gold barbs, columbian tetras, pearl danios and black widow tetras. If anyone has suggestions on how to make it better I am up for suggestions though I am pretty with how it turned out.I only have a few live plants as they are uprooted in seconds.Thanks

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Hey Connie, Some tall plants in both of the rear corners of your tank would add a really nice accent. They do not have to be real, fake ones would most likely be better. Very nice tank! Regards, ironcitymusic fish avatar
good job nice tank hope u get more good ratings fish avatar

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