Here is my 35 gallon freshwater aquarium:
In it lives one plecostomus ( I’m not sure which kind other than one that doesn’t get enormous ) two glowlite tetras, one gourami, two corydoras, 5 ottocynclis, and 3 african dwarf frogs.
I used to have lots of plants in it, but they mostly all died except for two anubis ( I think that’s what they’re called anyway ).
Show me yours!
I believe African frogs will eat fish the size of glowlite tetras.
African Clawed frogs will, but not African Dwarf frogs. They’re way too small. 
Ah. Cool.
I work on a 700 gallon marine fish/coral reef tank at my school and a 900 gallon clownfish breeding system… no pictures as of yet.
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So, I was recently given a sweet 50 gallon over flow tank by my wonderful girlfriend 
( YAY! CallMeKate!!) http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/6119/photowax.jpg
Thats it just sitting there empty. It has a small 12 gallon sump tank that will have 3 hang on the back filters in it and a protein skimmer and some extra live rock. The HOB Filters are there just because I had them, same with the rocks and why not add a little more filter power?
Currently it only has some sand from my old nano-reef in it and a small castle ornament for giggles. 
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My plans for the tank: ALL AQUACULTURED (sorta)!
I breed clown fish, and now also bangai cardinal fish, at the aquaculture lab at my school, so those are obvious choices. I’ll also be putting in an ORA Indigo Dottyback and a tank raised serpent star. I’ll be babysitting a really beat up juvenile tang also until we can find a bigger/better home for him.
The corals are all going to be frags from the reef display tank I help out with or just from friends. Mostly long polyp stony corals, euphyllias are my favorite! Along with mushrooms, and pulsing xenia.
It’ll be great!!
Not mine anymore, but at the restaurant I used to run we had this tank, 350 gallons.
I’ll try to take some picks of mine. Have tried in the past with varying success, but keep forgetting the settings for the camera.
30g and 55g at home, and 3g at work - all heavily planted.
Here is our 125-gallon saltwater tank. We’ve had it up and running for about five years now. My husband build the stand and canopy himself. All of my pictures are kind of old, unfortunately. I need to get some new ones.
Wow your husband did some GORGEOUS wood work for that… I need one of those, a nice stand makes a tank really stand out and look a lot better!
Put a mirror in front of the blue gourami.
I have always wanted to start a reef tank but have been unable to find the time.
For inspiration, I look here. Holy Guacamole!
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