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Recommended minimum size: 150 litres (which is 39.63 US gallons, 33 Imperial gallons)

Southern Thailand Forest Creek Biotope

There are several options for a biotope tank modeled after the conditions in these stream habitats including

sunny pools
shaded shallows
rocky rapids

Water

A roughly neutral pH would be a good starting point for such a tank. The temperature should be 26-29°C (78-84°F).

Tank

There are a few tank arrangement options depending on the biotope the aquariast is attempting to recreate. The substrate varies from mud to sand to scattered pebbles and river rocks, so sand to coarse gravel is suitable for use in the aquarium. In all setups, use an effective filter that keeps the water clean and crystal clear.

Plants

Cryptocoryne, Vallisneria.

Fish

Loaches, freshwater puffers, barbs, danios, and other cyprinds.

Taken from Rhett A. Butler/mongabay.com.

Here below is a list of all other biotopes available at Aqua-Fish.Net

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