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Country:
Canada
Description:
My New Project: (Planted/Freshwater)
Tank Setup 06/23/06
48" x 12" X 22"
2 X 40 watt 10, 000K
2 X 40 watt Blue Atinic Bulbs
Aquaclear 500, Aquaclear 200, Aquaclear 150, 200 watt heater, Aquaclear 50 jetpump, Protein Skimmer (Probably won't use it in the setup) I have 60lbs of cracked granite, 2 bags of substrate and 1 piece of driftwood.
Advice:
If you fail try agian, your success will come!
Always be patient.
Fish Kept:
20 Neon Tetras
3 Angelfish
Corals/Plants:
Currently None
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
That's a solid call!!
About Yourself:
I have a 55 gallon aquarium which I got about a year ago. I started out with freshwater but decided to try saltwater. I had many successes with saltwater but unfortunately the hobby became just too expensive for me at this time. So I've decide to re-establish my freshwater tank agian.
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