90 GAL Freshwater Planted Aquarium II
-Pressurized CO2
-Flourite subtrate
-3X96watt CF 2X6500K 1X10000K
-KNO3, KCL, K2PO4,AquaCare, Florish Iron
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These are all tank mates and get along GREAT!
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my 100 gallon freshwater aquarium
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aquariums eau de mer eau douce. sea water saltwater freshwater. clownfish nemo .
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Well, I tried my best trying to make this freshwater tank look more like a salt water tank, on a college budget. I’ll probably add a few more colorful fish to finish it up. hope all of you like it! If you have any questions, just ask!
Update: The cichlids are now a lot bigger. Unfortunately, I don’t have the money right now to get a bigger tank. Fortunately, I was able to donate them to a friend! They are now swimming around happily in a 75 gallon tank! Thats awsome! The brown knife fish is still in the tank and is now housed with some gourami’s and cat fish.
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fish tank
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ZHANG:
And also in Australia… scientists have discovered hundreds of new coral and marine species on the Great Barrier and Ningaloo Reefs. They say the discovery will help scientists understand more about global warming and over-fishing.
STORY:
Three expeditions to the reefs over four years to collect the first inventory of soft corals, found 300 soft corals of which 130 are new species.
Dozens of new marine species were found, including shrimp-like animals with claws longer than their bodies. They also found less-commonly known animals like a tongue-eating isopod parasite… which eats a fish’s tongue and then lives in its mouth.
Australian Institute of Marine Science research scientist Julian Caley, says researchers never expected to find so many new species. It’ll take years just to name them.
[Julian Caley, Research Scientist]:
“These new species, some are new species which people were, have never seen before because they’re cryptic, they live in environments that people don’t tend to look at.”
The marine inventory will allow better understanding of reef biodiversity and climate change.
Corals face threats ranging from ocean acidification, pollution, and warming, to over-fishing and starfish outbreaks.
The Australian expeditions are part of the global Census of Marine Life, which will release its first global census in the year 2010.
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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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Brine Shrimp or Artemia, are tiny salt-water crustaceans that are an ideal live food for aquarium fish and fish fry.
My video shows you how to make a brine shrimp hatchery, get it running and harvest brine shrimp to feed your fish.
If you have any questions, please feel free to comment or message me.
Jazz
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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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