I set this up a about a week ago so the water is not totally clear.
Fish in tank
- 3 Neon Tetras
- 3 Silver Tip Tetras
- 1 Painted Platie
- 3 Tiger Barbs
- 1 Hi-Fin Lyretail Swordtail
- 1 Hi-Fin Spotted Pleco
*In a week or so I will be adding 2 angelfish, but im trying to find the right ones, i will post a new video when i get them.
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This is an short overview over my new Community Tank.
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The population of this 420 liter (111 gallon) tank:
Pearl Gourami / Mosaikfadenfische (Trichogaster leeri)
Blue three spot gourami / Blaue Fadenfische (Trichogaster trichopterus)
Kissing gouramis / Küssende Guramis (Helostoma temminkii)
Clown loach / Prachtschmerlen (Chromobotia macracanthus)
Red-tailed black shark / Feuerschwanz Fransenlipper (Epalzeorhynchos bicolor)
Chinese algae-eater / Siamesische Saugschmerlen (Gyrinocheilus aymonieri)
Tiger barb / Sumatrabarben (Puntius tetrazona)
Kuhli loach / Gefleckte Dornaugen (Pangio kuhlii)
Borneo loach / Borneodornauge (Pangio Shelfordii)?)
Bristlenose plecs / Antennenwelse (Ancistrus)
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My 45 gallon aquarium is about 8 years old. There are 3 fantails, 1 red cap oranda, 1 shubunkin, 1 golden algae eater and 1 cory catfish. The catfish is as old as the tank, which amazes me, since they seem to do better in warmer water! When the fish get too large for the tank, I transfer them to my 1900 gallon pond where they have plenty of room and much more fun, I’m sure 
I have an algae problem in the tank periodically, so any suggestions would be welcomed. I do monthly water changes and the PH is neutral. Thanks!
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Sharing my 40 gallon aquarium of freshwater tropical fish. Sit back and relax and just watch the fish.
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Not sure how to correctly cure the live rock for your new reef aquarium? This video is designed to give you a step-by-step guide on how to prepare your rock. Part of That Fish Place instructional video series, video features Sarah, an on-staff marine biologist at That Fish Place in Lancaster, PA. Anyone looking for more information on curing or establishing live rock in their aquarium, or similar aquarium questions, should visit thatfishplace.com or give us a call at 1-888-THAT PET. Our staff of marine biologists is on hand to answer any aquarium questions you may have.
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My 45 gallon aquarium is about 8 years old. There are 3 fantails, 1 red cap oranda, 1 shubunkin, 1 golden algae eater and 1 cory catfish. The catfish is as old as the tank, which amazes me, since they seem to do better in warmer water! When the fish get too large for the tank, I transfer them to my 1900 gallon pond where they have plenty of room and much more fun, I’m sure I have an algae problem in the tank periodically, so any suggestions would be welcomed. I do monthly water changes and the PH is neutral. Thanks!
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Thought I’d continue the Algae Eaters “trilogy” with another video.
Inverts shown are Olive Nerite Snail (Neritina reclivata) and Crystal Red Shrimp (Caridina cf. Cantonensis). If you look closely, one of them’s pregnant!
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Pissed off Oscar
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Extremely intelligent, this octopus is getting enrichment trying to get shrimp out of plastic jar with small holes drilled in sides. Halfway through, the tentacles are visible inside the jar. Water surface is on left side.
Enrichment, regarding animals at zoos and aquariums, includes anything that keepers do or add into an animal’s enclosure that is new or different than usual, even including scents.
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Part 3 of the Algae Eaters trilogy.
Part 3 - RCS (Red Chery Shrimp) and CRS (Crystal Red Shrimp).
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