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8 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My UFO 350 :) 8 gallons 30 litres

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: This is my new UFO 350. 8 gallons 30 litres INSIDE: sand substrate fluval 1 internal filter heater is TEMPORARY! my good one exploded during water change :(
Advice: im too new too advise others! lol BUT...i would say, stop with the tacky artificial tanks people :( its not natural, give the fish a real home!
Fish Kept: FISH: 2 black moores 1 plec (no idea what kind :S) 2 dwarf puffers :) 3 clown loach
Corals/Plants: two pieces of wood, one with plant attached. some other random plants (i dont know names sorry)
Tank Size: 8 gallons
About Yourself: Used ot keep fish when i was younger, bought this one month ago, all is going well :) had 4 dwarf guaramis but they all started fighting so i took them back :( will be upgrading to at least 100 litres next month when we move :)

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Glad to hear you have a plan to seperate the DP's from the goldfish as that is a disaster waiting to happen, look forward to seeing your goldie setupas this one looks very tranquil. fish avatar
this is a neat tank! well done :) fish avatar
thanks for the comment. dont worry im well aware of the sizes and problems with dwarf puffers. the puffers are only in here while they are young. when i upgrade to 100 litres next month they will stay in this tank alone as a species only tank. once the clown loach and plecs outgrow my 100litre tank i'll either upgrade again or give them to a good home :) its all totally under control... fish avatar
Your tank looks nice and all, but you realize that even when you upgrade to 100 liters your tank is still going to be incredibly overstocked? Clown loaches are slow growers, but they get to be over a foot. Crazy to keep them in anything less than a 55 gallon tank. Your common pleco is also inappropriate for 100 liters, grows enormous. Dwarf puffers will eventually nip your goldfish to the bone, have seen them tear apart a bala shark 5x their size. Your tank is pleasing in its aesthetic but you need to learn about husbandry, is all I can say. Keep your two goldfish and call it good, otherwise you'll have problems - namely, sickness and death. Little tanks need little fish. Get a male betta for this nano tank - look for a plakat betta is you are looking for something out of the ordinary. fish avatar
COMMENTS NEEDED PLEASE GUYS :) fish avatar

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