Photo #10 - Finally Got Right Spectrum Bulb For Live Plants....

135 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Finally got right spectrum bulb for live plants. Added a sea shell decoration.

Submitted By: tiffany on 03/06/2014

Photo Caption: Finally got right spectrum bulb for live plants. Added a sea shell decoration.

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State: Arizona

Country: United States

Description: My tank is 6' long 24" deep & 18" wide. It's a135 gallon with 23 fish. I use 2 Aqueon 55/75 quiet flow pumps. A bubble for added oxygen.

Advice: Do not use any kind of soap or detergents to clean tank or materials. Always have water tested. Make sure fish are disease free when purchasing from pet stores.

Fish Kept: Gold Algae Eater, Zebra Lace Angel Fish, Gold Nugget Pleco (L-18), Bala Shark, Australian Rainbow, Red Wag Platy, Black Lyretail Molly, Peppered Cory Catfish, also a featherfin algae eater.

Corals/Plants: Live anubius, swordtails and artificial plants as well.

Tank Size: 135 gallons

Quote: closed mouths dont get fed. And I'm not hungry!!!

About Yourself: I'm an at home mom. I have a great love for freshwater aquariums. I started out with a 10 gallon that I bought at a yardsale. Moved up to a 20 gallon one. Now I am the proud owner of a 135 gallon aquarium.