Your first tank...?

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Alot of people I know started fishkeeping by getting a small tank and picking out random fish. What was your first tank and was it decent or just awful? Mine was:

6 gallon bowfront (The kind with the filter up in the hood)
Filtered, no heater
2 angelfish :WHOA: :screwy: :nilly:
2 common pleco :WHOA: ::WHOA:
1 neon tetra
1 comet :nilly:
1 zebra danio
1 clown loach :eek:

I know... it was awful... but I was like 5. And think about it, you gotta start somewhere
 
No, your just a terrible person,,,even at 5 your true character shows....lol, sorry totally kidding...
3 ID Sharks at 6'', Common Pleco, 2 Barbs, 4 Rosy Reds (that were never fed on like I intended) in a 29 gallon...heated at least....lol That was only temperary though for like 2 months
 
10 gal....everything needed was there and my dad kept my stocking in check...he has had fish for forever so all was good for me
edit: I was in kindergarden
 
probably around 5 or 6 we had a 10 gallon with a few angels, neons, and one of the small sucker cat fish (cant think of the name). had a small hob filter and a heater.
 
1 gallon with 2 tadpoles when i was like 5.... now i have 8 tanks and have had tons of pets like; fish, firebellied toads, american toads, spring peepers, primitive fish, turtles, hermitcrabs, tadpoles, newts, and alot others.
 
40 gal tall handed to me with 7 inch tiger oscar ,6 inch flowerhorn and a 12 inch pleco.
 
10 gallon with various guppies and plates/mollies. Think I had some loaches in there too. and of course a pleco.
 
I was probably 14 or so and I had a 55g with one Oscar. Heated, UG filter and I was actually pretty good about water changes. My only mistake really was using a lot of feeders. He picked up an infection from one and kicked the bucket.
 
lol wow i was like 10 and my first tank was a 10 gal with 2 goldfish, no heater and under gravel filter (at that time there was no hob...lol)
 
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