They house 7 Sterbai, 16 Panda, 4 Trilineatus, 6 Ambiacus, 8 Paleatus, 3 Aeneus, 5 Caudimaculatus, 4 Elegans, 6 Schwartzi, and 3 Similis.And I do plan to get more.
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2 comments:
Assuming it is an air pump to filter the tanks how big is it and what sort/brand are you using?
Looks great!
For the 8 15 gallon tanks, I used 2 Regent 6 watt air pumps with the help of splitters.
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