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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: Aqueon 26 Gal. Bow Front, 18000k Power-Glo Light, Custom Built Moon Led Panel, 70 Gal. Aquaclear HOB Filter(2 Sponges & 1 Bag of BioMax), 50 Gal. Aquaclear Powerhead w/ Quick Filter, Marineland 150W VisiTherm Stealth, 30lbs. Black Tahitian Moon Sand, and Med. MagFloat ***UPDATED 2/17/09 NEW FISH AND DECO.***
Advice: Research Everything and Never Forget to Season and Boil Fish Prior to Adding to Aquarium.
Fish Kept: 1 x Black Ghost Knife 2 x Bolivian Ram 1 x Yellow Face Red Melon Discus 1 x Blue Diamond Discus ***New Pics Soon***
Corals/Plants: 6 x Fake Plants 1 x Med. Mopani Wood
Tank Size: 26 gallons
Quote: "I Usually Dont Do This On The First Date"
About Yourself: I Am The Ghost Wit The Most!!!

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