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  • wtf

    

  • awesome taste in music, awesome fish tank!

  • yeh that is a big tank. Go onto my channel and see my video thats a small tank. :D

  • thats big tank

  • mikey2kus all you have to do is add a heater and put aquarium salt if required

  • what do you use for a tropical tank?What do i use to make the water tropical?

  • @mikey2kus YOU USE A HEATER!

  • congrats to the one person who actually follows the 1" per gallon rule

  • that rule sucks. imagine a 10 inch fish in a 10 gallon tank. wtf is that all about?

  • ROFL XD

  • it cant move.. really..

  • @netweit3 true enough. A fish that's twice as large would make 3 times as much waste (because waste production is directly proportional to volume, not size)...but we're not curing cancer here and a rule of thumb and some common sense is good enough.

  • I like it. Small and simple.  Looks awesome. Evenutually you'll have to move the pleco since they grow to 19inchs but yeah whatever this tank is pretty cool.

  • nah they dont to 19" much in aquariums, but they do grow big! I would suggest keeping those fish and letting them grow, use that extra 2" of fish space left for growth..

  • You might get away with low light plants, but not for sure. Most plants need atleast 3-5 watts per gallon. Like i'm going to plant a 5 gallon tank so I bought a 25 watt light. And if you have problems with algae because of the lighting. 2-3 Drwaf plecos or 1-2 chinesse algae eaters would be a good addition to your 20 gallon. But for lighting. You just get atleast a 60watt bulb up to a 100watt bulb.

  • mine is smaller than all of yours but im getting a bigger one

  • what he said

  • A:Streetlight is the best band in the world.

    B:Nice Tank

  • A: absolutely

    B: Thanks

  • is $150 (Canadian) a good buy for a 20 gallon starter kit?

  • it depends on what it includes. You'll need the following:

    - The aquarium

    - Light and Hood

    - Filter

    - Heater (Get a Marineland Visi-therm)

    - Enough gravel to fill to 4-6cm. (You can get away with pea gravel from the hardware store, just wash it VERY thoroughly before use. It's more work but can save you $20 for an aquarium that size!!).

    - Decorations

    - Chemicals (a dechlorinator and bacteria supplement)

    Got to the store and add it up, see what's cheaper.

  • i have ben running a 10g for 7 years never used a single heial exept for the desiezes my fish have been fine lol

  • been*

  • chemical

  • mine is smaller

  • but it's MY small tank, the other tank is 75 gallons.

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