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State:
North Dakota
Country:
United States
Description:
ITS A 55. I GOT A CORALLIFE LIGHTING. COUPLE FILTERS AND A PROTIEN SKIMMER. MY FIRST REAL TANK
Advice:
FIRST STARTING OUT GET A MEDIUM SIZE TANK CUZ IT WILL BE EASYER THAN ASAMLL ONE AND BETTER THAN A LARGE ONE CUZ IF YOU DONT LIKE IT LEAST YOU DIDNT GET STUCK WITH A BIG ONE AND HAVE FUN, ITS A LEARNING PROCESS. ALWAYS ASK QUESTIONS.
Fish Kept:
ONE SNOW EEL, LION FISH(HAD 3 BUT TWO GOT EATTIN), FOXFACE, KORAN, TOADFISH,ANGLER,
Corals/Plants:
STARPOLYPS, AND A COUPLE MORE NOT REALLY INTO CORAL AT THE MOMENT
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
IT WILL DIE OR GET EATTIN SOMEDAY
About Yourself:
I LOVE SALTWATER TANKS, I LIKE VERY AGGRESSIVE FISH OR ANIMALS. iM GETTING A SHARK FOR MY 90 GALLON. PEOPLE TELL ME I WASTE MONEY CUZ OF THE FISH I HAVE AND THEY EAT EACH OTHER, ILL BUY A 30 DOLLAR FISH AND NEXT DAY IT WILL BE MISSING.
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