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corals inverts - procambarus clarkii - hammers cobalt blue lobster stocking in 56 gallons tank - blue cray again
corals inverts - procambarus clarkii - hammers cobalt blue lobster stocking in 56 gallons tank - Blue Cray in moonlightof course its hard to see its dark
56 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 56 gallon, coarse gravel, assorted artifical plants, 40lbs of black slate, 1 month fully stocked...

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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: 56 gallon, 30" W x 18" D x 24" H, CF400UV Canister Filter with UV, Hydor ETH 300 In-Line Heater, AquaClear 70 powerhed with micron filter feeding undergravel wash (homemade), Marineland T8 nautral light, Signature Series 24" 12 LED moonlight, Coralife 01692 Digital Power Center, walmart timer for the undergravel system (does not run 24 hours).
Advice: water changes again water changes.... slow slow slow do not do anything fast.....
Fish Kept: 56 gallon Gouramis, ??loach, Black Skirt and Columbian Tetras, Albino Bristlenose Pleco, Golden Killiefish, Rainbow Shark, Blue Cray (Clarki I was told)------ 20 Gallon Rosy Barbs, Serpea Tetras, Glass catfish, Bristlenose Pleco, a Zebra Danno ------ 29 Gallon Orange Crayfish (I don't know what kind it is supposed to stay small) African Cichlids and before anyone says anything about Cichlids in a small tank they are 1" - 2" and we are planning on building a 60 to 75 gallon tank for them as they grow...
Corals/Plants: artificial, reading up on planting not dabbling in them yet plan on turning my 20 gallon into a 100% planted tank.
Tank Size: 56 gallons
Quote: Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit. ------ Vince Lombardi
About Yourself: My son and I started a tank, well I got hooked and now have 3, one is his so he says... The time I spend maintaining and designing the tanks is a very relaxing part of my day to come home and enjoy them...

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