First off, this is the first time I have ever post pics of any of my tanks online, so I'm slightly nervous! And I also wanna thank my dad for driving over and taking the pics! (that was the delay, I don't have a camera)
Anyway so here is my 125 Gallon North American Native Tank. The stock is....
4 Bluegill Sunfish
1 Pumpkinseed Sunfish
3 Bullheads
1 Black Crappie
2 Hybrid little carp looking thingys they just GAVE me at my LFS! So I tossed em in there, why not?!?
and there is also a pleco who lives in there under a little log
The plants are fake (I don't like real plants) But everything else is natural, all the fish other than the noted carp I caught (or my dad or brother caught while fishing with me). The driftwood and rocks I found either at lake superior or in a river/stream near the lake. the gravel is just playground sand that I washed out.
Overall I am very happy with the tank, I plan on adding a black background, I really like the rock structure I made,the bullheads like it also, they live in there or under the drift wood (they dug a hole)
So here it is in all its awesomeness. Also I plan on adding some more fish in the spring, specifically a bass!





















Anyway so here is my 125 Gallon North American Native Tank. The stock is....
4 Bluegill Sunfish
1 Pumpkinseed Sunfish
3 Bullheads
1 Black Crappie
2 Hybrid little carp looking thingys they just GAVE me at my LFS! So I tossed em in there, why not?!?
and there is also a pleco who lives in there under a little log
The plants are fake (I don't like real plants) But everything else is natural, all the fish other than the noted carp I caught (or my dad or brother caught while fishing with me). The driftwood and rocks I found either at lake superior or in a river/stream near the lake. the gravel is just playground sand that I washed out.
Overall I am very happy with the tank, I plan on adding a black background, I really like the rock structure I made,the bullheads like it also, they live in there or under the drift wood (they dug a hole)
So here it is in all its awesomeness. Also I plan on adding some more fish in the spring, specifically a bass!




















