Most Overcrowded Tank I Have Ever Seen

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saltman23

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take a look at his later videos...almost all the fish are gone.
 
soulsigma

soulsigma

Member
The poor fish were not suited for a 90g set-up
and regardless of his filtration system that bio-load still overwhelmed his system it just couldn't keep up.

 
small triggers

small triggers

Active Member
i think people wish they could stuff their SW tanks like people stuff their FW tanks,,,,(i know i wish i could put about 7 more fish in mine but it wont work)
 
the_bandit

the_bandit

Member
The link was showing a person with a 90g tank with a bunch of large angels, triggers, and I thought I saw two Violitan Lionfish.
Pretty overcrowded
. His other video showed the tank later and most of the fish were dead
 
cablebox615

cablebox615

Member
A kid went into a LFS and said look mommy Nemo and Dori. Can I get them mommy, and there you have that pic. It does look like a five gallon tank. I hate stuff like that. That tang must really be suffering.
 
the_bandit

the_bandit

Member
I have found two very bad examples of people rushing into fish tanks and choosing a fish that is 100x harder than they think. First pic is a 90g with a at least one foot leapord shark in it. Second pic is a BLACK TIP REEF SHARK (Gets 5ft+
) in a 90g tank........

 
littlej2455

littlej2455

Member
Originally Posted by The_Bandit
http:///forum/post/3059116
I have found two very bad examples of people rushing into fish tanks and choosing a fish that is 100x harder than they think. First pic is a 90g with a at least one foot leapord shark in it. Second pic is a BLACK TIP REEF SHARK (Gets 5ft+
) in a 90g tank........
black tip reef sharks are like a 1000 bucks too. Poor guy,
 
redman1221

redman1221

Member
Originally Posted by The_Bandit
http:///forum/post/3059116
I have found two very bad examples of people rushing into fish tanks and choosing a fish that is 100x harder than they think. First pic is a 90g with a at least one foot leopard shark in it. Second pic is a BLACK TIP REEF SHARK (Gets 5ft+
) in a 90g tank........
The first picture is not a leopard shark but that is really bad it will not last long neither will the Black tip, poor sharks.
 
littlej2455

littlej2455

Member
Originally Posted by crypt keeper
http:///forum/post/3059180
than tank is more along the lines of a 150 or 180 which is better but not the way too go.
Where would you even order a black tip? You would think they would check to see what kind of tank they are putting it in before the sell the shark.
 
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