75gal Community / Mudskipper Tank

Alright.. well, heres a tank shot.. you can see my keyholes and some tetras... but there being eatn so they wont last too long.. lol

Also.. The camera makes the water look extramly "dirty" (from the wood) but its not this bad anymore.. actually, the water is almost clear, i have no idea why the camera portrays it like this... anyways.. here it is.. this is the "open" side of the tank, the other side is more dence with wood.. :)

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Heres my Dull Eyed Royal (L- 191)

I know he will outgrow the tank, he WAS in my 150gal, but im currently making that into an african cichlid tank, so for now, he will be in here, and then once he gets bigger... i will proabably have a bigger skipper tank :)

more pics to come later...

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nice pleco. I like the setup alot.
 
thanks :)

and also.. just for anyone who is thinking this in their heads...

Mine are Indian Dwarfs and I keep them in freshwater. Indians are one of the few skipps that can be kept in freshwater. If they get accustum to brackish, then its advisiable to not put them in fresh, but as long as they come from fresh, you can keep them in fresh and they will be perfectly happy. :)
 
Nice!
 
Real cool shots...
 
update - as you can see in the tank shot, there is a yoyo loach in the tank, (just one of the many fish that got added to my tank without my say so :( )
well, the 2fish that I did NOT put in my tank, my bf did, = ruberlip pleco, and yoyo loach. They both beat up on my Royal pleco, and he didn't make it.
:( I noticed that he was a little beat up, (you can see in the pic) and we planed on taking them out the next day, but it was too late.. :(

very sad at least i still have some other really cool fish in there... and now i have more opportunity to add someone new... im thinking of another beautiful pleco :)
 
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