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BIOTOPE as Possible see other pictures!

Submitted By: Dennis on 06/16/2010

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90 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - new frontosa tank set up

90 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Simple RED rocks!

90 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - frontosa contrast tank

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Country: Phillippines

Description: Biotope as Possible at 90 Gallon tank only 48x18x24 dimension powered by Rio 12 HF and a 4feet 3layer OHF light setup was DYI LEDs black background to make it looks deep white silica sand 2 full sack of River rocks

Advice: happy fishing!

Fish Kept: Cyphotilapia Frontosa Burundi Alto Compre Alto Calvus

Tank Size: 90 gallons

About Yourself: proud pinoy in the hobby for about 10 years and addicted to Frontosa around 3 years

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one of the best fish tanks i have ever seen :)

mansoor

2011-11-01 02:17:46

Love you tank.. its simple and elegant.. Hope you could share some pointers with me.. Is the sand bought through the pet store or you just bought it at the hardware shop.. By the way I'm pinoy..

saint_enkil

2010-06-29 01:11:57

Thanks if this inspire you. also agreed on the time allotted to make that river rock chosen, delivered, safe in tank. This effort is for the love of the fish, my frontosa - so i let them feel at HOME as possible. btw, i love to see you next tank setup too!

Dennis

2010-06-25 01:02:35

Agreed! This tank and only a few others were my inspiration. I can't wait to post up my next crazy setup! And yes simple is better. Although you all would agree trucking river rocks, cleaning, testing them annnnnd boiling them isn't simple lol.