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I have a brand new 40 breeder sitting here that needs a new home. It's your standard All-Glass with black trim and that's it. I have a 36" dual bulb oak trimmed striplight that I can throw into the deal if need be.
Dimensions are the standard breeder style tank dimensions 36 long, 18 deep and 17 tall. The tank is brand new and never had water in it. If you really need pics, I guess I can snap one real quick.
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I have a pair of Lithobates and a group of Petricola in right now, but I'm gonna move the Lithos to something bigger so I'll have to find something else to put in there.
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Fire_chair -- I would recommend a 4ft tank for the lithobates.. they like running room.. they are haps after all. 55g min 75g better :)
What fish do Jesper have 180 WC T. Moorii Chilambo +1 Petro trewavasae.
110 Cyps, WC Xeno Spilopterus Kipili WC/F1/F2 T. sp red Kiku
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I would recommend something even larger. They get pretty good size at full maturity. I sold one to a friend of mine that was easily 7" long. He made my 75 gallon tank look small.
I understand where you are coming from. I was really replying to Zulaab's comment on a 55 or 75 gallon. Depending on what else you plan to keep in the tank, it still may not be enough in the end.
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