What Is Everyone's Tank?!?!

It's a Juwel Rio 240. It's 240 litres but I call it my 63 gallon as most people on here use gallons. I think it actually holds quite a bit more water than 240 litres.

Lol I'm sick of calling my juwel vision 450 "my 120"

 

Beautiful tanks good job


Nice and I would like to see some pics if you can but they both sound amazing

 

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Gorgeous tank good job!!

 

I don't have a decent pictures of either of my tanks on hand, but I can post some as soon as I can take them
29 gallon:
8 harlequin rasboras
6 pearl danios
I will eventually add two more pearl danios, eight false juliI cories, a bolivian ram, a dwarf gourami and a few nerite snails

10 gallon:
Betta and a nerite snail
I might add a few ghost shrimp

I also have a 90 gallon wading pool that I am breeding red albino guppies in over the summer

 

I don't have a decent pictures of either of my tanks on hand, but I can post some as soon as I can take them
29 gallon:
8 harlequin rasboras
6 pearl danios
I will eventually add two more pearl danios, eight false juliI cories, a bolivian ram, a dwarf gourami and a few nerite snails

10 gallon:
Betta and a nerite snail
I might add a few ghost shrimp

I also have a 90 gallon wading pool that I am breeding red albino guppies in over the summer

Wow both sound great and I will love the pictures as soon as you can get them.

 

Up to 12 tanks....
6 10s, all heavily planted with guppies and/or bettas and rcs. Two with gravel, rest eco complete. Mix of sponge and ACs, one high tech.
1) planted with wisteria, corkscrew val, Anubis coffeefolia, Java moss. Gravel.
2) star grass, alternanthera reineckiI "mini", hydrocotyle triparta "Japan", pogostemon helferi, parrots feather. Eco complete
3) staurogene repens, Java fern, various ludwigias, telanthera roseafolia, cambomba, ludwigia super red, water Sprite. Eco complete
4) hydrocotyle triparta "Japan" elocharis sp. mini, riccia, something else I'm forgetting. Eco complete
5) giant subwassertang rock, guppy grass, water Sprite, crypt wendtii, needle Java, fissidens. Chichlid mix Carib sea substrate
6) cutting from all other tanks. Gravel.
2 20 longs, one heavily planted one moderately, guppies, stiphodon goby, clown pleco, rcs, amanos, otos. One gravel, one eco complete. One minI canister, one sponge and ac 50. One heavily planted with overgrowth from other tanks multiple mosses (weeping, flame, Java, and fissidens), other has marsilea crenata, limnophilia hippodres, flame moss.
1 29 light/moderate planted (waiting for tissue cultures to grow in) 3 young angels, mts, and a few guppy juvies. Ecocomplete. Modified penguin filter (added rcs a number of times but the angels massacre them). Trident Java, parrots feather, crypt wendtii, blyxa japonica, and a bunch of tissue cultures, forget which now....
1 38 bowfront heavily planted bristlenose plecos, female guppies, rcs, amanos, too many pest snails...but with tank depth at 24 too frustrating to attempt to remove, so a handful of assassin snails as well. 2 sponge filters and a sunsun 304b, gravel. Plants- trident Java fern, hygrophilia polysperma, guppy grass, riccia, ambulia, jungle vals, Brazilian pennywort, crypt wendtii, parrots feather, rotala indica.
1 40b ecocomplete, sunsun 304b, ac70 heavily planted. male guppies, amanos, otos, rcs, longfin calico bristlenose pair. Plants... needle leaf Java fern, hygrophilia polysperma, purple cambomba, ambulia, alternanthera reineckii, Rubin swords, Vesuvius swords, bacopa monnierI and caroniana, aponogeton bolivianus, probably some others I'm forgetting.
1 75 gravel, light/moderate planted, 2 Goldie's, 6 rosy barbs, 3 longfin albino bristlenose, one rubberlip pleco. 2 sunsun304b, one ac 110. Plants in this one easy (Goldie's eat too many others). 3 Amazon swords, 7 crypt wendtii, ludwigia, Java ferns (reg and needle), val gigantea, anacharis.

Phew!!!! Sure I missed bunches of plants in each though!!!!

 

Up to 12 tanks....
6 10s, all heavily planted with guppies and/or bettas and rcs. Two with gravel, rest eco complete. Mix of sponge and ACs, one high tech.
1) planted with wisteria, corkscrew val, Anubis coffeefolia, Java moss. Gravel.
2) star grass, alternanthera reineckiI "mini", hydrocotyle triparta "Japan", pogostemon helferi, parrots feather. Eco complete
3) staurogene repens, Java fern, various ludwigias, telanthera roseafolia, cambomba, ludwigia super red, water Sprite. Eco complete
4) hydrocotyle triparta "Japan" elocharis sp. mini, riccia, something else I'm forgetting. Eco complete
5) giant subwassertang rock, guppy grass, water Sprite, crypt wendtii, needle Java, fissidens. Chichlid mix Carib sea substrate
6) cutting from all other tanks. Gravel.
2 20 longs, one heavily planted one moderately, guppies, stiphodon goby, clown pleco, rcs, amanos, otos. One gravel, one eco complete. One minI canister, one sponge and ac 50. One heavily planted with overgrowth from other tanks multiple mosses (weeping, flame, Java, and fissidens), other has marsilea crenata, limnophilia hippodres, flame moss.
1 29 light/moderate planted (waiting for tissue cultures to grow in) 3 young angels, mts, and a few guppy juvies. Ecocomplete. Modified penguin filter (added rcs a number of times but the angels massacre them). Trident Java, parrots feather, crypt wendtii, blyxa japonica, and a bunch of tissue cultures, forget which now....
1 38 bowfront heavily planted bristlenose plecos, female guppies, rcs, amanos, too many pest snails...but with tank depth at 24 too frustrating to attempt to remove, so a handful of assassin snails as well. 2 sponge filters and a sunsun 304b, gravel. Plants- trident Java fern, hygrophilia polysperma, guppy grass, riccia, ambulia, jungle vals, Brazilian pennywort, crypt wendtii, parrots feather.
1 40b ecocomplete, sunsun 304b, ac70 heavily planted. male guppies, amanos, otos, rcs, longfin calico bristlenose pair. Plants... needle leaf Java fern, hygrophilia polysperma, purple cambomba, ambulia, alternanthera reineckii, Rubin swords, Vesuvius swords, bacopa monnierI and caroniana, aponogeton bolivianus, probably some others I'm forgetting.
1 75 gravel, light/moderate planted, 2 Goldie's, 6 rosy barbs, 3 longfin albino bristlenose, one rubberlip pleco. 2 sunsun304b, one ac 110. Plants in this one easy (Goldie's eat too many others). 3 Amazon swords, 7 crypt wendtii, ludwigia, Java ferns (reg and needle), val gigantea, anacharis.

Phew!!!! Sure I missed bunches of plants in each though!!!!

Wow what a essay but they all sound great and are probably beautiful good job!!!! Would love to see pics

 

HI I'm Kenny

I've been in this forum almost a day so I'm still pretty new but with all these members I would like to know what tank setup does everyone have!! I want to know everything from fish and plants to the base (gravel and sand).
I have a 10 gallon with a breeding pair GBR, a dojo loach, Bn pleco and a African dwarf frog. (Note:We do plan to get a bigger tank when they grow up.)

HI I'm Kenny

I've been in this forum almost a day so I'm still pretty new but with all these members I would like to know what tank setup does everyone have!! I want to know everything from fish and plants to the base (gravel and sand).
I have a 10 gallon with a breeding pair GBR, a dojo loach, Bn pleco and a African dwarf frog. (Note:We do plan to get a bigger tank when they grow up.)

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if this is the right spot but here goes.... 140 gal fully planted Discus and assorted Tetras. FX5 & FX6. 2 UV strilizers and CO2. 180 gal mixed reef. 1 Sailfin Tang
1 Hippo Tang
1 Purple Tang
1 Orange Shoulder Tang
1 Clown Trigger
1 Coral Beauty
1 Mandarin Gobby
1 Sand Sifting Gobby
4 Clowns asst.
3 Anemones
Cleaning crews
Cleaner Shrimp

30 gal x 2 for whatever is required

HI I'm Kenny

I've been in this forum almost a day so I'm still pretty new but with all these members I would like to know what tank setup does everyone have!! I want to know everything from fish and plants to the base (gravel and sand).
I have a 10 gallon with a breeding pair GBR, a dojo loach, Bn pleco and a African dwarf frog. (Note:We do plan to get a bigger tank when they grow up.)

HI I'm Kenny

I've been in this forum almost a day so I'm still pretty new but with all these members I would like to know what tank setup does everyone have!! I want to know everything from fish and plants to the base (gravel and sand).
I have a 10 gallon with a breeding pair GBR, a dojo loach, Bn pleco and a African dwarf frog. (Note:We do plan to get a bigger tank when they grow up.)

 

if this is the right spot but here goes.... 140 gal fully planted Discus and assorted Tetras. FX5 & FX6. 2 UV strilizers and CO2. 180 gal mixed reef. 1 Sailfin Tang
1 Hippo Tang
1 Purple Tang
1 Orange Shoulder Tang
1 Clown Trigger
1 Coral Beauty
1 Mandarin Gobby
1 Sand Sifting Gobby
4 Clowns asst.
3 Anemones
Cleaning crews
Cleaner Shrimp

30 gal x 2 for whatever is required

Both sound beautiful would love to see pics great job on choosing fish and on the tanks!!!

 

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View attachment 331003 View attachment 331004 Lots of great looking tanks. But whoa the MTS plus large tanks too..eek the maintenance, water, electricity...such dedication..
Wasnt displeased with my water bill but still for me, although I ignored it, I guess that keeping fish wasn't enough to counter my inherent waste saving ways.. Just sold one of my 3ft tanks after only 5mths. Can't say that I miss it lol.
Might as well give the gone tank a showing..Blurred of my daughter's fighter fish in the close up, whose now back into a 40 litre tub til I decide what's next..

Beautiful great lookin tank

 

 

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Beautiful tank great job and love the plants!!

 

I have three tanks running right now

The 2.5 is my healing tank, for Butch. She's from my sorority and has a lip injury that makes it hard to compete for food. A couple of assassin snails clean up any food missed by her clumsiness
The 5 gallon houses my daughter's male veil tail and two nerites
and my personal project is my 38gallon sorority tank, housing nine females, two shrimp and a bn pleco . I'm hunting for trumpet snails for this tank

 

I have three tanks running right now

The 2.5 is my healing tank, for Butch. She's from my sorority and has a lip injury that makes it hard to compete for food. A couple of assassin snails clean up any food missed by her clumsiness View attachment 331205The 5 gallon houses my daughter's male veil tail and two nerites View attachment 331206and my personal project is my 38gallon sorority tank, housing nine females, two shrimp and a bn pleco . I'm hunting for trumpet snails for this tankView attachment 331210

They are all beautiful tanks great job on the Sorority tank!!! Love the choice of plants, decoration and sand!!

 

The only tank I have running right now is my 10 gallon, which is also my first tank. It's only recently planted and aquascaped, and the only residents (3x Horned Nerites) were added just today! (It's also battling a very large brown algae bloom from when the cycling finished). Eventually my stocking plans will include some amano shrimp, a colony of RCS, and (hopefully) a few Indostomus Crocodilus which my good friend insisted I get.

 

The only tank I have running right now is my 10 gallon, which is also my first tank. It's only recently planted and aquascaped, and the only residents (3x Horned Nerites) were added just today! (It's also battling a very large brown algae bloom from when the cycling finished). Eventually my stocking plans will include some amano shrimp, a colony of RCS, and (hopefully) a few Indostomus Crocodilus which my good friend insisted I get. View attachment 331392

Beautiful tank!!

 

Here is my 20 gallon planted with mopanI wood, a rock, some Harlequin Rasboras and a Bristlenose Pleco. I'm planning to add some platies into the mix.

 

Here is my 20 gallon planted with mopanI wood, a rock, some Harlequin Rasboras and a Bristlenose Pleco. I'm planning to add some platies into the mix.
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Beautiful tank!!

 

Common pleco, bristlenose pleco, syndontis granulosos, elephant nose, parrot cichlid, mbuna cichlid, oscar, albino pangasius catfish, Bala shark, black shark, six-banded distichodus, silver dollar, musk turtle

 

Common pleco, bristlenose pleco, syndontis granulosos, elephant nose, parrot cichlid, mbuna cichlid, oscar, albino pangasius catfish, Bala shark, black shark, six-banded distichodus, silver dollar, musk turtle

Wow such a beautiful tank great job!

 

Yeah its trial and error I think got lucky with some the fish not being aggressive as black shark and oscar all get along and don't bite at the turtle or annoy the elephant nose as the elephant nose is quite shy, the boss of the tank is actually the female parrot

 

I'm curious, does your 63 gallon tank happen to be an Oceanic 55 plus? The reason I ask is that I owned the Oceanic tank for over 15 years. It was 63 gallons. It was the same dimensions as a 55 gallon except being a few inches taller. I think it's a rare size since I don't hear anything about them and I think Oceanic went out of business. I just sold it in January because I decided to downsize to a 36 gallon bow front. I wanted something easier to maintain.

I have that exact tank, Oceanic 55 plus show. I bought it about 24 years ago. I think it's a beautiful tank, but you must be prepared to get your armpits wet!

 

Yeah its trial and error I think got lucky with some the fish not being aggressive as black shark and oscar all get along and don't bite at the turtle or annoy the elephant nose as the elephant nose is quite shy, the boss of the tank is actually the female parrot

Give it time. They will get aggressive.

 

I have a lot of tanks because I have MTS, I think you'll catch it too My favorite is a 360 gallon with about 150 African cichlids, 3 feather fin cats and a 12" common pleco. Here are some pictures of it, and some of my nicer tanks.View attachment 329743 View attachment 329744 View attachment 329745 View attachment 329747 View attachment 329748

My OCD would do my head in looking at the two cabinets not being perfectly in line in the last pic

 

I've really enjoyed following this thread, so I thought I would add my tank. I have a 29-gallon peaceful community that is stocked with:

9 harlequin rasboras
2 honey gouramis
6 melanistius cories
1 BN pleco
2 Amano shrimp
Ramshorn snails

Plants include:

Amazon sword
Crypts
Anubius
Bacopa carolinina
Christmas moss
Ludwigia repens
Italian vals
Floating water wisteria

Here is a recent pic. Sorry for the glare.

 

I've really enjoyed following this thread, so I thought I would add my tank. I have a 29-gallon peaceful community that is stocked with:

9 harlequin rasboras
2 honey gouramis
6 melanistius cories
1 BN pleco
2 Amano shrimp
Ramshorn snails

Plants include:

Amazon sword
Crypts
Anubius
Bacopa carolinina
Christmas moss
Ludwigia repens
Italian vals
Floating water wisteria

Here is a recent pic. Sorry for the glare.

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I enjoyed this thread too, nice stocking of a small tank, you use it to its full potential and the fish all look really healthy. Especially the rasboras, plants also look super healthy.

 

Here, my 31g communal aquarium.

 

I keep all my tanks in the mid eighties. I keep Assassin Snails in all my tanks. I use Black Sand in all my tanks. I use Laterite in my ten gallon. I flock breed all my tanks. I have Guppy Grass in my ten and twenty. The twenty has red Mangroves. I have had the Guppies six and a half years. I had the least Killifish for a year and a half. I use Pothos, Peace Lilies, Red Mangroves, Dumb Cane, Lucky Bamboo, and Chinese Evergreen. I am experimenting with Wandering Jew and Coleus. I use live plants in all my tanks. I do fifty percent water changes weekly.

 

My OCD would do my head in looking at the two cabinets not being perfectly in line in the last pic

Yes your right, it's a 55 and a 100, that's the only way I could fit two tanks in that space! The only other option was to get rid of one of the tanks and we all know how that turns out MTS wins again

 

My OCD would do my head in looking at the two cabinets not being perfectly in line in the last pic

I can relate to OCD ruining your fun with fish. I worry about my fish/Snails not breeding and end up studying the tank sometimes a few times a days I also compulsively set up back ups. I missed getting cool fish in the new tank, because I was so worried about losing the Guppies.

 

Yes your right, it's a 55 and a 100, that's the only way I could fit two tanks in that space! The only other option was to get rid of one of the tanks and we all know how that turns out MTS wins again View attachment 332418

It is hard could you not move the 55 forward a little I'm assuming that was setup first so to move it when you hot the hundred would have meant a full strip down.

My biggest OCD is with lines which can be a problem when your a landscaper and paving the imperfections can really cause some issues.

In our main bathroom there is a tile on the corner of the bath that is not centred and I can't even use the toilet there because it's in my sight line and I gets so stressed about it

 

It is hard could you not move the 55 forward a little I'm assuming that was setup first so to move it when you hot the hundred would have meant a full strip down.

My biggest OCD is with lines which can be a problem when your a landscaper and paving the imperfections can really cause some issues.

In our main bathroom there is a tile on the corner of the bath that is not centred and I can't even use the toilet there because it's in my sight line and I gets so stressed about it

I can't put it flush because it would block the doorway. You really do have OCD!

 

65gal arch

 

75G: Jaguar cichlid. PFS, Riverstone, and Manzanita
75G: A.crassipinnis, Red Severum, Pink Tailed Chalceus. PFS, Malayian Wood, Jungle Val, Crypts
75G: Synspilum, Tinfoil barbs, RTB Shark. Black Diamond Sand, Limestone, Manzanita
56G: Turq Severum, EB Acara, Black Ruby Barbs, BN Plecos. PFS, Anubias, Fern, Crypts, Manzanita, Riverstone
55G: Siquia Cichlids, Melon Barbs, Panda Garra, SAE. BD Sand, Manzanita, Lace Rock
50G: Midas Cichlid. PFS, Manzanita, Local Rock
50G: Firemouths, Rainbow Cichlids, GT, Tigerbarbs. BD Sand/PFS, Manzanita, Riverstone, Anubias, Vals
40G: Goldfish, Platies, KuhlI Loaches. BD Sand, Manzanita, Local Rock, Anubias, Fern, Crypts:
40G: LyonsI Cichlid. BD Sand, MopanI Wood, Pots
29G: Discus. BD Sand, Manzanita, Local Rock, Anubias, A.crispus
5.5G: Betta. BD Sand, Malaysian Wood, Crypts, Fern

Planning a 125G to combine the Synspilum, A.crassipinnis, Red Severum, and Tinfoil barbs....will probably then purchase two "wet pet" cichlids to fill the empty 75s

 

It is hard could you not move the 55 forward a little I'm assuming that was setup first so to move it when you hot the hundred would have meant a full strip down.

My biggest OCD is with lines which can be a problem when your a landscaper and paving the imperfections can really cause some issues.

In our main bathroom there is a tile on the corner of the bath that is not centred and I can't even use the toilet there because it's in my sight line and I gets so stressed about it

I thought my OCD was bad. I feel for you.

 

Hi. I'm very new. I have a 5 gallon fluval spec with 4 platys. I bought all girls. One just gave birth. So I've just bought a fluval chI 5 gallon to set up for the fry.

There's so much to read and learn and figure out. I want every fish and plant to flourish.

 

Hi. I'm very new. I have a 5 gallon fluval spec with 4 platys. I bought all girls. One just gave birth. So I've just bought a fluval chI 5 gallon to set up for the fry.

There's so much to read and learn and figure out. I want every fish and plant to flourish.

Welcome to Fishlore! Nice tanks.

 

75g, 2 penguin biowheel 350b filters, and real Driftwood in the center.

4 blue acaras
4 Geophagus (if anyone can clarify the type I'd appreciate it)
2 koi angels
3 yoyo loaches
7 khulI loaches

The khulis hang with the acaras, the yoyos hang with the Geo's, the Geo's fight with each other sometimes, the acaras don't bother anyone, and the angels pretty much do whatever they want and everyone else just gets out of their way. Most will even give up chasing after food if they have to cross in front of the angels. I'm pretty happy with my fish selection. It's working out really well. I just hope 4 Geo's don't get too big, even for a 75g.