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75 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 75 Gallon fresh water

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: 75 gal Fresh water w/ Fluval 405 and Aqua Clear 110 filters. Gravel is 25% calcium carbonate. All of the fish are 5 - 7 yrs old. The background is L 48" x W 7" x H 18" one piece with filtration behind it. 6" airstone in the middle. The Aqua clear is hooked up to a UPS in case of power loss.
Advice: The proper filtration is important use twice as much as recommended. It is way to easy to overfeed. Vacum gravel at least once a month. It will count as your 20% water change. Don't overstock or buy fish that will get too big for your aquarium.
Fish Kept: 2-Silver dollars, 1-Cory cat, 1-Redhook silver dollar, 1- Red Tail Tin Foil Barb, 1- Pleco, 1 - unknown.
Corals/Plants: No Live Plants
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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