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Pennsylvania
Country:
United States
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55 Gallon Freshwater tank, 4 Silver Dollars,ouramis, 5 Blue Gouramis, 2 Cory Catfish, 3 Silver Needle Nose.
10 Gallon, Semi-Brackish .. 2 green spotted puffers & 1 figure 8 puffer.
The 55 gallon was purchased at petsmart a few weeks ago, it was a starter kit, I am planning on adding a digital ph meter and all that good stuff, along with the emperor power filter, and a thermostat based heater to keep the heat at a constant level.
The 10 gallon was a feeder tank where i kept my guppies, until my puffers decided to kill a silver dollar and nip at others fins... and yeah the 10 gallon wasnt quite ready for the puffers so unfortunatly I lost one.... soon I will ad more..
"" added 2 green spotted puffers"" < 3-01-05>
The 10 gallon has black sand in it, which i really like... the 55 gallon has regular white aquarium gravel in it.. soon to fill with black sand as well, I keep getting new decor for the tanks and it costs allot of money, but i watch the fish constantly so i need to keep things changing .. ahhaha ... this is all so fun, I will post pictures shortly
Recent Update, I lost fish .. 1 Kissing Gourami, and 2 Silver Dollars " ICK"
Advice:
This is way to addicting ... im going to need to go to fish counseling ... ahha get put on the stop buying aquarium stuff patch !!! :-)
Fish Kept:
2 Green Spotted Pufffers
1 Figure 8 puffer
5 blue gouramis
3 silver needle nose gar
1 silver dollar
2 corydoras catfish
Corals/Plants:
nothing yet until i get a saltwater aquarium set up
Tank Size:
55 gallons
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