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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Sep 2009 12:16:56 +0000</pubDate>
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76 +/- 2 degrees should be fine. 

However, your tank is far too small for that Bala Shark. It will outgrow your tank fairly quickly. Most of the common loaches will also grow too large for your tank, and you certainly don&#039;t have room for a shoal of them. I&#039;d suggest that you expand your shoal of Tiger Barbs instead of adding in larger fishes.</description>
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<p>76 +/- 2 degrees should be fine. </p>
<p>However, your tank is far too small for that Bala Shark. It will outgrow your tank fairly quickly. Most of the common loaches will also grow too large for your tank, and you certainly don&#8217;t have room for a shoal of them. I&#8217;d suggest that you expand your shoal of Tiger Barbs instead of adding in larger fishes.</p>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 09 Sep 2009 15:59:41 +0000</pubDate>
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You should keep it about 26 degrees Celsius or 78-79 Fahrenheit.</description>
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<p>You should keep it about 26 degrees Celsius or 78-79 Fahrenheit.</p>
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77F (25C) is a good average temp.</description>
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<p>77F (25C) is a good average temp.</p>
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A rough 75-78 f, and an entirely new tank to segregate the cichlid into.</description>
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<p>A rough 75-78 f, and an entirely new tank to segregate the cichlid into.</p>
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100 degrees celcius</description>
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<p>100 degrees celcius</p>
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that&#039;s a pretty diverse group of fish, so it&#039;s hard to be sure. the average tropical fish tank temp is around 75 degrees, but going a little higher (like to 77-79 degrees) will not hurt.</description>
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<p>that&#8217;s a pretty diverse group of fish, so it&#8217;s hard to be sure. the average tropical fish tank temp is around 75 degrees, but going a little higher (like to 77-79 degrees) will not hurt.</p>
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