Photo #2 - My 72 Gallon Freshwater Tank With Breeding Net

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Country: Canada
Description: 72 gallon bowfront, Eheim 115V filter, 250W heater, small breeding net, 120V aqua clear water circulation
Advice: Start small, and work your way up. I originally had a 10 gallon tank in high school after a great ecobottle project, and recently upgraded to a bigger tank. I love the responsability even though i have not taken on tougher species yet. My partial mistakes with the small tank make me feel more accountable, as I monitor the tank at every possible moment
Fish Kept: 2 Dwarf Gouramis, 4 Platies, 3 Guppies (+8 new baby guppies), 2 neon tetras, 4 corydoras catfish, 2 platinum angels, 2 baby angels, 4 zebra danios
Corals/Plants: all plastic plants, and many excellent rocks from my local fish outet
Tank Size: 72 gallons
Quote: God Bless America, but God help Canada to put up with them!

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