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1. 26 gal bow-front Fish Spa & Blood-worm Buffet
No species assigned to this aquarium.	Dimensions 61 x 38.1 x 53.3cm (24 x 15 x 21") Volume 123.9 litres, 27.3 UK gallons or 32.7 US gallons pH 6.8 to 6.8 Temperature 26.0-26.0°C or 78.8-78.8°F (Show species within this range) Current Strong Water Seachem Neutral Regulator with Seachem Discus Buffer to maintain water parameters at 6.8 and soft. From three to five gallon partial water changes 3x week (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday) with gravel vacuum poop patrol and slow addition of new water at same 79 F temperature, and treated with Seachem before adding to aquarium. Furniture Planted w/ Carib Sea Eco complete (black). Amazon Sword, Anubis, Oriental Sword, and 2 Morami Balls. 2 pieces Mopani driftwood and 1 ceramic bridge (the catfish love these!). FIXTURES: Five Upside-down catfish (Syndontis Nigriventris) eight Neon Tetras and three Julli Cory aka Leopard Corys . Filtration Aqua Clear Filter for 30 gallons Sponge and SeaChem Matrix biological support media. Ammonia is always 0ppm. Current is strong. Lighting Full spectrum fluorescent light. LED moon lights actinic blue and white. Aquarium is 18 inches away from and in front of a west-ward window for use of natural daylight; there are blinds and sheer curtains so that I can control how much light the aquarium is exposed to. The plants love the natural light, and I have not had any algae problems with my 3 x week partial water change and gravel vac/poop patrol! There is no back-ground on the back wall of the aquarium, and when the window blinds and curtains are open to full view, the background is the wooded area behind the house. No claustrophobic catfish around here! Heating 100w All Glass Aquariums Heater (Fluval M Heater with a mirror-like surface is on my wish list). Constantly at 79 F. Feeding 1. Hikari frozen bloodworm (frozen) occasionally 2. Aqueon flakes (dry / prepared) daily 3. Top Fin sinking algae pellets (dry / prepared) occasionally 4. Hikari Algae Wafers (dry / prepared) occasionally 5. API Bottom Feeder shrimp pellets (dry / prepared) daily 6. Hikari Cichlid gold floating pellets (dry / prepared) daily Created 2012-11-13 Running for 12 years, 2 months, 18 days Updated 2013-04-20
2. Angelfish in Marineland Tank 10 gallon
No species assigned to this aquarium.	Dimensions 50.8 x 25.4 x 30.5cm (20 x 10 x 12") Volume 39.3 litres, 8.6 UK gallons or 10.4 US gallons pH 6.8 to 6.8 Temperature 26.5-26.5°C or 79.7-79.7°F (Show species within this range) Current Medium(air) Water SeaChem Neutral Regulator with SeaChem Discus Buffer to condition the water, soften, and keep the pH at 6.8. Temp is 80 F. 50% water change every 2-3 weeks. Furniture 1 artificial water Lilly. Just enough rounded black gravel to cover the floor and some clear, flat aquarium "marbles". Filtration Box filter with Seachem Matrix bio-support media and a 10 gallon Whisper air pump. Lighting LED shimmer white and actinic blue at night, which looks great with the clear aquarium "marbles". Late night, lights out. Window with blinds & sheers to control amount of light during the day. Heating 50 W heater (comes with Marineland 10 Kit). Feeding No foods recorded Created 2013-01-02 Running for 11 years, 8 months, 12 days Updated 2013-04-20
3. Moon-tail Betta Baby-Blue in a Bio-orb
No species assigned to this aquarium.	Dimensions 20.3 x 20.3 x 20.3cm (8 x 8 x 8") Volume 8.4 litres, 1.8 UK gallons or 2.2 US gallons pH 6.8 to 6.8 Temperature 25.0-25.0°C or 77-77°F (Show species within this range) Current Medium(air) Water Ammonia 0 ppm Use Seachem Neutral regulator with Discus buffer Furniture Floating Betta Log Gravel artificial plants Filtration Under-gravel filter Lighting Broken; hence the artificial plants Heating Room temperature 77 F. year-round. Feeding 1. Aqueon flakes (dry / prepared) daily 2. Hikari frozen bloodworm (frozen) occasionally Created 2013-02-20 Running for 14 years, 3 months, 16 days Updated 2013-04-20
4. Pterygoplichthys Paradise
No species assigned to this aquarium.	Dimensions 76.2 x 30.5 x 30.5cm (30 x 12 x 12") Volume 70.8 litres, 15.6 UK gallons or 18.7 US gallons pH 6.8 to 6.8 Temperature 26.0-26.0°C or 78.8-78.8°F (Show species within this range) Current Strong Water 0 ppm ammonia Partial 25% water-change 2 to 3-times a week, using a gravel-vac siphon. Furniture 1 piece Mopani Driftwood. At 10 inches long TL and still growing, this is her new temporary home...I just moved her to this 20-gallon, 30-inch long aquarium. My goal for her permanent housing is a 75-gallon aquarium with an under-gravel filter along with one 70-gallon or two 50-gallon Fluval Aqua Clear HOB filters. Filtration Fluval Aqua Clear 30 with Seachem Matrix bio-media support and Matrix Carbon and Marineland Carbon mix in the media well. A pre-filter sponge on the intake-tube. 1 Lee's premium undergravel filter, with 20 lbs. of 1/4-inch river-rock gravel. Lighting No day lighting except from the windows or room lights. The aquarium is on the bottom of a double aquarium stand so there is indirect light from the window (also blinds and sheer curtains to control the amount of light from the window). One LED moon-light (white) for night-viewing. Off at bedtime. Heating A new Top Fin 100 watt (non-adjustable) permanent 78-80 degree F set heater. She broke the thermostat adjustment knob off of the other heater when she did not get a Hikari Algae Wafer for dinner one night! ;) That one was a 50 watt in the 10 gallon aquarium, and is now permanently adjusted to 80 degrees F for the Neon Tetras in the 10 gallon Marineland Aquarium. ;) Feeding 1. Hikari Algae Wafers (dry / prepared) daily 2. Hikari Frozen Bloodworms (dry / prepared) occasionally 3. Top Fin Algae Wafers (dry / prepared) occasionally Created 2013-02-19 Running for 11 years, 8 months, 16 days Updated 2013-04-21