SL - Zuly 90G Stock List

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New 90 Gallon all Male Peacock Tank in the making

This is what I have so far. Will weed them out and add as I go.


1- Maleri
1- BiColor 500
1- Blue Neon
1- Albino Eureka Red
1- Zebra Long Fin
3- Yellow Labs
3- Acei
5- Dragon Bloods
6- Ngara Flametails
2- Albino Bristlenose

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frazfisher wrote:

Looks great , love the rock work
The water is crystal clear , u keep a good tank m8
Watch the thermometer tho ,I have found out the hard way that these guys can break the glass ones especially when they get bigger

Thank you and ello M8, I am aware of the thermometer, and thank you. I have the sticky ones on the tanks also, but I hate that they are not accurate and hard to see. LOL, am I showing my age yet?

Holey Rock of Texas wrote:

very nice!!!

Thank you! 2 of the bigger rocks in the 90G are yours. Cory delivered (arkangel).

You have some awsome rocks, thanks again!!!

OK, so I haven't figured out how to quote and respond to everyone on 1 post, LOL.

Thank you all

Awesome Zuly.... dang those cajun tanks looks awesome!

I agree, Len. Nice job honey!

By the way Jim, we are ready for BB.

Today I had him in my hands, jump and landed back in the 300 gal pond!!

I had another big bullfrog that I needed to get out of there! I hate those things!

Dont know if u guys would use anything like this but I wouldn't be without one

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Heaters can stick on and fry the fish , this makes sure it can't happen and gives a very accurate temp reading

frazfisher wrote:

Dont know if u guys would use anything like this but I wouldn't be without one

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Heaters can stick on and fry the fish , this makes sure it can't happen and gives a very accurate temp reading

Interesting... I am very new to the hobby, maybe others will chime in.

Thank you M8

Cheers,
Me

ornate12 wrote:

Today I had him in my hands, jump and landed back in the 300 gal pond!!

I had another big bullfrog that I needed to get out of there! I hate those things!

Yikes, LOL.

You can do it, yes u can....

Randy wrote:

I agree, Len. Nice job honey!

Thank you, baby

I like the idea of using dark/black rock to elevate the holey rock, making it even more architectural as a feature, and then putting smaller pieces of holey rock in the foreground, a great way to add height to the holey rock, the black gravel/sand enhancing the effect.

I really like your tank.

Yeti wrote:

I like the idea of using dark/black rock to elevate the holey rock, making it even more architectural as a feature, and then putting smaller pieces of holey rock in the foreground, a great way to add height to the holey rock, the black gravel/sand enhancing the effect.

I really like your tank.

Well thank you Yeti, I am so glad you like the setup

I picked up those rocks on the mississippi river in the spring and they seem to like the extra caves. I will be going back when the river goes down again, LOL!

The other rocks are dead rock, LOL, that I purchased for almost nothing. 4 nice size rocks for $10. I didn't know what I was buying, but I liked the look. Then found out it was live rock. The guy builds ponds and had them on the side of the office trailor, full of gunk. I cleaned them big time and now they are spread out in my 5 tanks. whew.....long winded, lol!

again, I will post pics when the new fish are in the main tank.