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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - I am a beginner at decorating the fish tank. I need some suggestions on making it look great. Please help me.

Submitted By: Harold on 09/16/2008

Photo Caption: I am a beginner at decorating the fish tank. I need some suggestions on making it look great. Please help me.

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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - I think some good changes have been made

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State: Ohio

Country: United States

Description: I have a 55 gal tank with 2 Penguin Bio-Wheel Power Filters with one GLO T5 48 inch light and 2 54 watt light bulbs.

Advice: I am just starting

Fish Kept: The fish range from Brochis Cory Cat, Spiny Pleco, Giant Danio, Silver Dollar, Zebra Danio, to Dalmatian Molly

Corals/Plants: I have Echinodorus amazonicus, Cryptocoryne undulata, and Red Wendtii Crypt

Tank Size: 55 gallons

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Yea its pretty good for a begainer. steves right about the solid color I usely pant the back of the tank. It looks a lot better then a back round and you can find the color you want. This is my first day on this site. And by stacking rocks will bring more intrest to the tank. But good job stayin away from making it look fake. That's the worst thing people do to a tank.

greg standley

2011-04-29 05:31:01

looks good but i think it needs something to make it a bit brighter.. maybe a lighter coloured background or lighter gravel to reflect some light..

steve

2009-09-09 02:36:48

If it is then I would get some valls and some angels(2)

Cameron

2009-08-28 07:37:35

Is that a backround?

Cameron

2009-08-28 07:36:30

nice tank i had a 60 myself at one point what you need is more rocks and plants, try to stack in a way that they make more caves and different levels for your fish to swim in out and through. the plants will give your tank a more vertical view which will also help and just a suggestion but i have always found a solid color background like blue or black to be more appealing anyway thats my advise do what you will