125 Gallon Planted Tank Stocking Ideas at Isabella Jarred blog

125 Gallon Planted Tank Stocking Ideas. How many could i fit with my current stock do you think? It's the food input into the tank minus the fish, plant, and bacteria's ability to absorb it. I own two 125 gallon planted tanks that take very little maintenance. That's why you can have hundreds of shrimp in a 10 gallon planted tank, and why. I am hoping to get a 125 gallon tank in the near future, and want to plan everything out beforehand. I’m currently going to stock with a school of 6 sterbei/bronze corydora, a red lizard catfish/whiptail, ~40 ember tetra, ~10 amano. I am upgrading my 40 gallon tank to a new 125 gallon tank (my second 40 gallon tank is currently overstocked due to this change). I'm think of setting up a 125 gallon and am still not sure what to stock it with. I want fish that are relatively easy and hardy. Here is the rough draft of what i. It's not even weight or size per se.

It's the food input into the tank minus the fish, plant, and bacteria's ability to absorb it. That's why you can have hundreds of shrimp in a 10 gallon planted tank, and why. Here is the rough draft of what i. I am upgrading my 40 gallon tank to a new 125 gallon tank (my second 40 gallon tank is currently overstocked due to this change). I'm think of setting up a 125 gallon and am still not sure what to stock it with. It's not even weight or size per se. I’m currently going to stock with a school of 6 sterbei/bronze corydora, a red lizard catfish/whiptail, ~40 ember tetra, ~10 amano. How many could i fit with my current stock do you think? I am hoping to get a 125 gallon tank in the near future, and want to plan everything out beforehand. I own two 125 gallon planted tanks that take very little maintenance.

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125 Gallon Planted Tank Stocking Ideas I am upgrading my 40 gallon tank to a new 125 gallon tank (my second 40 gallon tank is currently overstocked due to this change). How many could i fit with my current stock do you think? Here is the rough draft of what i. I own two 125 gallon planted tanks that take very little maintenance. I want fish that are relatively easy and hardy. I'm think of setting up a 125 gallon and am still not sure what to stock it with. I am hoping to get a 125 gallon tank in the near future, and want to plan everything out beforehand. I am upgrading my 40 gallon tank to a new 125 gallon tank (my second 40 gallon tank is currently overstocked due to this change). It's not even weight or size per se. I’m currently going to stock with a school of 6 sterbei/bronze corydora, a red lizard catfish/whiptail, ~40 ember tetra, ~10 amano. That's why you can have hundreds of shrimp in a 10 gallon planted tank, and why. It's the food input into the tank minus the fish, plant, and bacteria's ability to absorb it.