Advice on setting up 125 gallon tall aquarium
Hello I recently came a cross about a 125 gallon tank. It looks kind of like a cube and is alot taller than most aquariums I've seen, thats why I need your help. The deminsions are about 38 In. (height) 34 In (length) and 22 In. (width). After researching I think I can handle filtration and dirt but my main concern is the lighting and how much power I will need. I am looking at planting quite a few plants but also having fish. If you could help me out it would be appreciated.
Also if anyone has any advice on things I should keep in mind when dealing with a tank like this please let me know and if anyone has any ideas or oppinions on what type of plants to keep in the tank. I think I waant a couple plants that will grow really tall.
Heres a picture of the aquarium
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Thank you for your help, you answered alot of my questions, And sorry I took the deminsions last night with a ruler so they wernt very acurate I used a tape measure today and the height 38 inches, length is 34 inches and width is 22 inches.
With lights that intense will it be harmfull to my fish?
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Okay thankyou, and i think what happened was when i uploaded the picture when i was cropping it I made it to skinny.
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