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150 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - this is a crapy picture, but the 500kb is too little to get a quality oicture up-but i will make a plan. i'll get a better pic up sometime

Submitted By: morbus on 06/13/2008

Photo Caption: this is a crapy picture, but the 500kb is too little to get a quality oicture up-but i will make a plan. i'll get a better pic up sometime

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150 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 150g predominantly South American cichlid tank. Decor is drift wood and rocks with silica sand and white pebles as substrate. The tank has been running stabily with no additions for for over two years. I do however have 4 juvenile uaru waiting in the quarantine tank atm. in the picture are geophagus, uaru, flag, severum and angel cichlids.

freshwater fish - heros serverus - gold severum stocking in 150 gallons tank - A male golden severum (about 17cm) with the females rear end on the left. the bite marks on the wood on the right are from the Uaru.

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Country: South Africa

Description: South American cichlids (mostly). 2 Uaru, 3 severum-2 gold and 1 green, 4 geophagus surinamensis, 2 bala sharks, 3 angels and 2 flag cichlid 1 high fin pleco . . . . watch this space

Advice: filtration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! filtration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! filtration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! filtration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! filtration!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and enjoy it!!!!

Fish Kept: . . . other cichlids other south americans and koi... a shoal of fish sometimes

Corals/Plants: No corals the various amazon plants-which were destroyed by my current fish and some other fast growing plant which i used in a plant filter-and fed to y fish--- plant filters are super sweet!!!!!!

Tank Size: 150 gallons

About Yourself: Its a hobby and it gives me somewhere to try out all the filters i build Im a student doing honours in medical biochemistry