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Old 12-14-2010, 11:03 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm looking forward to adding live plants soon.


{Came across an old picture of 39 gallon Extra Tall tank I used to have. I tried keeping calico fantails with a few varieties of tetra. They got along beautifully.}

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Old 12-14-2010, 06:10 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Very nice! That tank will look great with live plants.
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Default Re: 55 Gallon plus old 39 gallon

I had decided to put glass items in the tank before the pots but kept them whole. They love swimming into them. Unfortunately, they won't always be small enough for that, so I might upgrade them later. Perhaps with colored glass next time.

I decided today that when it warms up (spring minimum) I'm going to take a trip out of town to one of the local streams to harvest some wild plants. I'm very excited about that! I'll update once that happens. =D
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2 snail of unknown species

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May want to do a little research before adding plants and figure out which ones goldfish don't like to eat. They do eat plants.
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