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    Cool 2 large fish tanks

    fish tanks for sale incl gravel, hood and light, filter.
    its a 15 gallon.

    also have a 60x40x40 vivarium incl. loads of bits €50

    pics on request

    Last edited by eileen; 27-04-11 at 16:54.

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    They are some legendary tanks!


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    Quote Originally Posted by twailbait View Post
    They are some legendary tanks!
    uummm thanks.
    they costs me a lil fortune to set up.... im breaking my balls selling them for this...

    as they looked setup; male divided tank and female tank lower down.


    some of the male betta fish from the tank, so yes, it works lol




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    pretty cool beta tank how many litres is it, i have 2 tanks on the go 7ft x 2ft x 2ft 800L bein the biggest .might have room for one more lol


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    The betta tank is 120 liters. Its a pretty good setup alright.
    can be reversed into a normal tank again too of course.
    Throw me a pm sure if your interested mate.
    Tank can be seen running if ya want and im open to offers...


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    clearseal. sold.

    bump for the betta tank.
    http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/fish/1610632


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    bump folks? offers.

    this is the only tank of its kind in ireland!
    they cannot be bought! so you really are in for something special!


    BETTA CARE AND FACTS

    Scientific Name: Betta Splendens
    Other Names: Betta
    Family: Belontiidae
    Origin: Cambodia, Thailand
    Adult Size: 3 inches (7 cm)
    Social: Males cannot be kept together
    Lifespan: 2-3 years
    Tank Level: Top dweller
    Minimum Tank Size: 3 gallon
    Diet: Live foods preferable, will eat flakes and frozen foods
    Breeding: Egglayer - bubblenest
    Care: Easy to Intermediate
    pH: 6.8 - 7.4
    Hardenss: up to 20 dGH
    Temperature: 75-86 F (24-30 C)

    Description:
    The brilliant coloration, and long flowing fins of the Betta make it one of the most well known of aquarium fish. Colors range from red to blue to white. Females are not as highly colored, and have much shorter fins.

    Habitat/Care:
    Bettas are one of the most recognized, most colorful, and often most controversial fish in the freshwater hobby. Debates rage about the appropriateness of keeping them in small bowls. To fully understand their needs it is important to become familiar with their native habitat.

    Bettas originate in the shallow waters in Thailand (formerly called Siam, hence their name), Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and parts of China. They proliferate large rice paddies, ponds and even slow moving streams.

    The home countries of the Betta are tropical, which means the water temperature is quite warm, often into the 80's. Bettas thrive on heat, and will become increasingly listless when the water temperature falls below 75 degrees F.

    Optimally the water for keeping healthy Bettas should be soft, warm, with a neutral to slightly acidic pH. Water movement should be kept to a minimum, which means that power filters and powerheads are not suitable. Bettas may be kept in a community tank as long as the water conditions are met, and if no aggressive or fin-nipping fish are present. However, only one male may be kept in each aquarium, unless they are separated by a barrier.

    Diet:
    In nature Bettas subsist almost exclusively on insects and insect larvae. They are built with an upturned mouth that is well suited to snatching any hapless insect that might fall into the water. Internally their digestive system is geared for meat, having a much shorter alimentary track than vegetarian fish. For this reason, live foods are the ideal diet for the betta, however they will adapt to eating flake foods and frozen and freeze dried foods.
    Brine shrimp, Daphnia, plankton, tubifex, glassworms, and beef heart, are all excellent options that may be found frozen or freeze dried. If flake food is fed, it should be supplemented with frozen and freeze-dried foods, and if possible live foods.
    main SOURCE: http://freshaquarium.about.com/cs/an...s2/p/betta.htm

    BETTA FISH FORUM<<









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    bump. ill probably take dividers out and sell as a normal tank soon.
    offers? will swap for large vivarium.

    all decor and gravel incl. very attractive with hood and light on. also will put in food, bottle of anti algae, easybalance, net, siphon, magnet glass cleaner and some filterstart.


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    bump ppl. need this gone asap


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    Friendly bump for ya,


 

 

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