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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
Native North American planted tank
180 gallons
4 x power compact fixtures
No CO2
Fluval canister + powerheads for current
soil substrate... definitely cut down on algae
Advice:
Find a cheaper hobby
Fish Kept:
Fish: longear sunfish, dollar sunfish, southern redbelly dace, starhead topminnows, tadpole madtoms, bullhead minnows, logperch, orangethroat darter, greenside darter
Corals/Plants:
Plants: bacopa carolinia, cabomba carolinia, dwarf hairgrass, valisneria, hornwort
Tank Size:
180 gallons
About Yourself:
I work as a stock broker, but I like to fish. I've kept tropicals in the past, but I have more interest in native fish.
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