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More Pics of My 55 Gallon Tank
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Here are a few more pics of my new 55 Gallon Aquarium.
I bought a few decorations for it today. It’s still not fully stocked and I still don’t have all the decorations I want, but it’s getting there.
Sunken Bell in My 55 Gallon Aquarium
My Giant Danios Zooming by the Bell
A Small Car Also Seems to Have Sunk in My Aquarium
My 55 Gallon Aquarium With Lights On
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November 4, 2008 am30 10:36 am
Nice images Paul, I see you picked up that broken bell and added it to your ornaments. I love the way the T5 bulb lights up the aquarium so evenly it looks impressive. I got those 3 fish for you, let me know when you want to pick them up to add to this great setup.
Bart
November 23, 2008 am30 9:24 am
That’s a really nice tank. I’d like to get a nice and large one like that. The largest I’ve ever had was a 20 gallon. I used to keep neons and cardinal tetras and the occasional betta fish and frogs.
November 24, 2008 am30 2:49 pm
@Angel: Yeah, the 55 Gallon is a really nice size. 20 Gallons are nice as a starter tank, but after a while you realize that it’s pretty much the same amount of work to keep a 55 Gallon as a 20 Gallon so why not go for the bigger size if you have the room.