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92 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Actual slate placed to create caves and hollows for cichilds to hide and explore. . . . . wanted to create quite a harsh / industrial look with lots to explore.. . . . . please comment on how i can improve the tank????

Submitted By: jonny snelling on 01/08/2009

Photo Caption: Actual slate placed to create caves and hollows for cichilds to hide and explore. . . . . wanted to create quite a harsh / industrial look with lots to explore.. . . . . please comment on how i can improve the tank????

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Country: United Kingdom

Description: slate placed to create caves and hollows for fish to hide / swim in and out of. . . . .

Advice: take your time setting up your tank!!!

Fish Kept: cichilds - 1 Geophagus, 1 Jag, 1 Green Sevrum, 1 Rainbow, 1 Kribensis, 1 Bolivian rams, 3x Siamese Flying Fox, 1 common pleco, 1 Lima Shovel nose catfish, 1 Malawi cichlids, 3x Synodontis Catfish, 1 Bumblebee catfish, 1 Texas.

Corals/Plants: none

Tank Size: 92 gallons

About Yourself: 21 year old student in Cambridge, live in a flat with two blokes who together we have 6 fishtanks! started off with a 90 ltr corner tank and now have a 350 ltr monster, it is addictive!!!

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get some ocean rock for them ! will look better i got 20 kg for 30Â£ plus postage ;)

ania

2011-03-20 03:12:20

I love the slate! I have a small cichlid tank set up right now ( I need to post pictures still!) for my yellow lab and I didn't even bother going out and buying rocks & slate for the background.. Since I live in New England it's soo rocky I just went out into my backyard & washed off some rocks & I think it looks awesome! I think you should add some plants in the front corners to add some color to it and fill the space in a little :)