Any Good Ideas For My 75g?

[Shannon Griscom]

So I have a 75g and I'm not liking the setup.

*Piece of driftwood that refuses to sink.
*Sand substrate for my corys
*Only fake plants for my silver dollars
*A large two-piece ship and cannon bubbler for my husband
*Other decor that's not needed or particularly wanted
*Red eye tetras
*Rainbow shark
*BN pleco
*A pair of jewel cichlids.

I would love to hear some suggestions on how to set this tank up! I'd rather not have to purchase anything new. TIA

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• Shannon Griscom
• Mar 29, 2018

Grumpy Gramps got his own tank and a new buddy. More to come.

 

[danhutchins]

So I have a 75g and I'm not liking the setup.

*Piece of driftwood that refuses to sink.
*Sand substrate for my corys
*Only fake plants for my silver dollars
*A large two-piece ship and cannon bubbler for my husband
*Other decor that's not needed or particularly wanted
*Red eye tetras
*Rainbow shark
*BN pleco
*A pair of jewel cichlids.

I would love to hear some suggestions on how to set this tank up! I'd rather not have to purchase anything new. TIA

20180325_183240

• Shannon Griscom
• Mar 29, 2018

Grumpy Gramps got his own tank and a new buddy. More to come.

Unfortunately if you dont buy anything you are more than likely going to be unhappy with it forever. With that said I would toss in some real plants that are easy to take care of. Not only are they nice to look at but they are beneficial to the fish even if a couple of them nibble on them here and there but to be sure the dont just feed regularly.