fish-4-life
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awesome! i will look into stocking my smaller tanks more when the time comes. for know im focused on my 55 gallon and this 100 gallon!
stocking 100 gallon tank!
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how many killifish should i do?
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i just looked up these:
Corydoras - Black Diamond Cory Catfish
they are sooooooo cute! 15 gallon tank with maybe 12 of them and red cherry shrimp. that would look so cool!
Corydoras - Black Diamond Cory Catfish
they are sooooooo cute! 15 gallon tank with maybe 12 of them and red cherry shrimp. that would look so cool!
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They are pygmy corydoras, they are tiny and extremely cute!
fish-4-life
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ikr! how many do you think would look good in a 15 gallon? what would be good tankmates? im thinking a red and balck and white theme would look neat. a couple of the corys and red cherry shrimps. maybe another type of fish???
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-7 discus
-6 denison barbs
-8 rummy nose tetras
-4 bolivin rams (2 pairs)
-8 cory cats
-8 killifish
sound good? and i was wondering, are cylinder shaped tanks bad for fish? like does it affect them in any way?
-6 denison barbs
-8 rummy nose tetras
-4 bolivin rams (2 pairs)
-8 cory cats
-8 killifish
sound good? and i was wondering, are cylinder shaped tanks bad for fish? like does it affect them in any way?
bruinsbro1997
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Sounds good.
It depends on the size of it. If it is a fifteen gallon cylinder tank the fish don't have a lot of horizontal swim room (which is what most fish prefer), but if it's a big tank it shouldn't be a problem.
It depends on the size of it. If it is a fifteen gallon cylinder tank the fish don't have a lot of horizontal swim room (which is what most fish prefer), but if it's a big tank it shouldn't be a problem.
absolutangel04
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^^^I agree^^^
Its just like with hex tank. Some species do well in them, others prefer a longer tank.
Its just like with hex tank. Some species do well in them, others prefer a longer tank.
fish-4-life
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there is a custom fish tank company here this is the email:
[FONT="]We do offer a 200 gallon cylinder aquarium! A complete turnkey installation that includes aquarium, millwork package, filtration, lighting, décor, etc. is $8995.00 plus tax. It does not include fish. Our 100 gallon cylinder, same as above, is $4995.00 plus tax. As for the built in, without knowing the size, I cannot give you pricing. Maintenance on the 200 gal. cylinder is $189.95 per month and the 100 gal. cylinder is $119.95 per month plus tax.[/FONT]
i really have no idea how much i can afford. it all depends on my salary in a few years! maybe a 200 gallon maybe the 100 gallon. i will just have to wait and see!
[FONT="]We do offer a 200 gallon cylinder aquarium! A complete turnkey installation that includes aquarium, millwork package, filtration, lighting, décor, etc. is $8995.00 plus tax. It does not include fish. Our 100 gallon cylinder, same as above, is $4995.00 plus tax. As for the built in, without knowing the size, I cannot give you pricing. Maintenance on the 200 gal. cylinder is $189.95 per month and the 100 gal. cylinder is $119.95 per month plus tax.[/FONT]
i really have no idea how much i can afford. it all depends on my salary in a few years! maybe a 200 gallon maybe the 100 gallon. i will just have to wait and see!
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