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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
Let's see. It's a 90 gal. tank. Pine stand and top. two 36" lighting fixtures with power-glo bulbs. Emperor filter. Two aqua clear power heads ( one for current & air and one for my coral life UV light filter.) Pretty simple setup...but it works well.
Advice:
Fish tanks are awesome. Doesn't matter if you do fresh or salt...it's all fun. NEVER THINK IT'S EASY! To keep your tank looking it's best it takes a lot of work. So with that in mind...have fun.
Fish Kept:
1 Uaru
1 Yellow Labidochromis
1 Tire track eel
1 Parrot Fish
1 Frontosa
1 Red Pink Tail Chalseus
1 Asian Needle Nose Gar
3 Red Hook Silver Dollars
5 Emerald Rainbows
1 Royal Pleco
Corals/Plants:
No live plants.
Tank Size:
90 gallons
Quote:
Always do...Never don't
About Yourself:
What's up? I'm Pat. I started out with a simple 20 gal. setup. Had it for about a month before I bought my next tank. I've done salt tanks and fresh. Most friends call me the fish doctor. What can I say? Tanks are a lot of fun. I think every house should have at least one tank. hahaha.
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