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40 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - ar850 freshwater, my tank looks heaps pink, i dont know why???

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Country: Australia
Description: limestone and dead coral, i run my tank only with a sponge filter
Fish Kept: 2 aciis (not sure about spelling), 2 electric yellows, 3 clown loaches, 1 peacock, 2 mainganos and 1 silver doller
Corals/Plants: i have a dead coral in my tank, i cfound it at the beach washed up so i took it home and put it in bleach until the bad smell went away then i kept rinsing it wiin a bucket with water and water ager until the bleach smell went away
Tank Size: 40 gallons

COMMENTS

The lights is probably what makes the tank look pink change them out to blue saltwater lights and it should go away. fish avatar
does the coral not effect the water? just a beginner so if this was a stupid question then sorry lol i think its quite cool though even in pink :P fish avatar
pretty cool idea with the dead coral, it looks good in your tank fish avatar

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