Fresh Water Aquarium: Community Fish Tank
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20 Gallon Fresh Water Aquarium: Community Fish Tank
This is the Catspit Productions fresh water community aquarium or fish tank. This tank is a 20 gallon, high with 2 Aquaclear outboard or hanging filters. One filter is a #70 or 300 gallons per hour filtration and it is set up like a normal filter with carbon, ammo carb, and filter medium. The second filter is a #50 or a 150 gallon per hour filtration. This smaller unit is set up with activated charcoal only. This is like a booster for clarity and toxins. It works very well and I can go over the maximum number of fish allowed for this volume tank. About 20 to 25 fish up to 1.5 inches each.
This tank is about 1 and 1/2 years old and has been moved once. All of the plants are live but rather new. With a plecostomus and catfish, the tank is literally self cleaning. The filters are cleaned and changed once every month and that is all. Very easy maintenance.
The light is a standard fluorescent tube that is left on for daylight simulation and turned off for night mode. The light is set on a timer.
Many of the fish are over a year old and have been with the tank since the beginning. They are very fat and well fed!
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Yea, that was what …
Yea, that was what I was going for. Sorta like the old fireplace view TV stations used to put on during Christmas years ago. That is what gave me the idea although I have not seen that in a long time now they just play one movie all day. I am not sure how much money I have invested into the tank. The money is mostly in fish rather than equipment. Not too bad to set it up, but it can get costly when you want to buy all kinds of stuff for inside it. Thanks for watching!
yea thats cool. try …
yea thats cool. try playing it in full screen and it makes your screen look like a fish tank (well nearly!). how much did that set up set you back mind me asking?
Thanks! I am glad …
Thanks! I am glad you like it. And thanks for the comment!
fishys! great video …
fishys! great video very calm