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75 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 48x18x20, All-Glass(c) Aquarium; Aqua-Clear 500 Filter; Stealth Heater; 75 lbs. River Rock; 1 Lime Stone Rock; 6 zebra danio; 6 rasbors scissortail; 6 cherry barbs; 4 black phantom tetra; 1 bronze cory; 1 agassizi cory planning to add 6 neon tetra; 6 glowlight tetra; 4 gold barb; 1 dwarf gourami once tank has cycled.

Submitted By: Dori on 11/20/2006

Photo Caption: 48x18x20, All-Glass(c) Aquarium; Aqua-Clear 500 Filter; Stealth Heater; 75 lbs. River Rock; 1 Lime Stone Rock; 6 zebra danio; 6 rasbors scissortail; 6 cherry barbs; 4 black phantom tetra; 1 bronze cory; 1 agassizi cory planning to add 6 neon tetra; 6 glowlight tetra; 4 gold barb; 1 dwarf gourami once tank has cycled.

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State: Alabama

Country: United States

Description: 48x18x20, All-Glass(c) Aquarium; Aqua-Clear 500 Filter; Stealth Heater; 75 lbs. River Rock; 1 Lime Stone Rock

Advice: Still learning ourserlves; this is a starter tank What we've learned so far: Regular water changes, understand the cycling process, test water regularly.

Fish Kept: 6 zebra danio; 6 rasbors scissortail; 6 cherry barbs; 3 black phantom tetra; 1 bronze cory; 1 agassizi cory; 1 spotted cory ; 4 gold barbs; 6 neon tetra; planning to add 6 glowlight tetra; 1 metallic blue dwarf gourami

Corals/Plants: Fake Plants

Tank Size: 75 gallons

Quote: there's only 5 cherry barbs

About Yourself: Started with a fully stocked 10 gallon tank we got for $10. Loved it so much decided to "upgrade" to a 75 gallon.

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the limestone rock will give you high PH and will also make your water ''hard''.It is not the best choice for your type of fish even though it looks really cool.