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State:
Nebraska
Country:
United States
Description:
36 Gallon Maple Corner Bowfront (Geneva Series) 34 x 24 x 21, Twin-Tube Fluorescent Strip Light with 2 Aqua-Glo 18" 15W Lights, Rena XP3 Canister Filter, Rena SmartHeater 100W
(I have put well over $2,000 into just this tank alone!)
Advice:
DO NOT RUSH INTO ANYTHING! Research everything. Have a vision in mind before buying and shop around. Read forums! Ask questions!
Fish Kept:
2 Albino Cory Catfish, 2 Chinese Algea Eaters, 1 Flying Fox, 3 African Dwarf Frogs, 1 Dwarf Gourami, 1 Powder Blue Dwarf Gourami, 1 Redfire Dwarf Gourami, 3 Bloodfin Tetras, 3 White Cloud Mountian Minnows, 3 Ghost Catfish, 3 Orange Von Rio Flame Tetras, 3 Bleeding Heart Tetras
Corals/Plants:
All the plants are real, they are all Java Fern. I got these years ago. I bought 3 bunches that were 3 inches tall and 2 inches in diameter... two years later they were 12 inches tall and 12 inches in diameter.
Tank Size:
36 gallons
Quote:
Strength, Determination, Merciless Forever
About Yourself:
I got into the hobby when I was 16 after I got a job at a pet store. Now almost 7 years later, I still have the job and I have 14 tanks (55g that houses a Painted Turtle(Male) and Map Turtle(Female), 50g that houses 3 Red Ear Slider Turtles(All Female), 40g that houses a Male Bearded Dragon, 37g that houses 2 Red Ear Slider Turtles(both Male), 36g (which is pictured), 2x 29g one houses a red ear slider(male), one houses a Yellowbelly Slider Turtle, 2x 20g long which as of right now have nothing in them, 20g high which got cracked(I put my knee through it one accident), 10g which has nothing in it, and 3x 1g which all house bettas) Plus I also have a 4 year old Bombay Cat and a 13 week old Beagle Puppy!
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