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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
3.54 wpg, lights on 12 hrs/day, co2, eco complete gravel, 2 2215 eheim filters, 2 heaters, use flourish daily
Advice:
research...ALOT!
Fish Kept:
2 peruvian scalare angels, 9 boesemani rainbows, 6 SAE, 50 cardinals, 8 glo lite tetras, 6 rummynose, 6 otos, 5 female bettas, 12 cories, 3 bristlenose plecos, ? cherry shrimp, 10 amano shrimp, 1 nerite snail, ? malaysian trumpet snails
Corals/Plants:
blyxa japonica, blyxa auberti, willow leaf hygro, giant hygro, rotala indica, rotala macandra, alteranthera reinecki, pogostemon stellatus, ludwigia repens, ludwigia inclinata var. verticillata "Cuba", ammania gracialis, tonina belem, didiplis diandra, limnophila aromatica, polygonum hydropiperoides, elatine tiandra, wisteria, bacopa, stargrass, dwarf saggitaria
Tank Size:
125 gallons
Quote:
If only I could choose just one...
About Yourself:
My mom got me into the hobby, it's all her fault!
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