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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: Aquarium & Hood: Marineland 20 gallon long (30x12x13), Filter: Penguin 150 Bio-Wheel Power Filter - Up to 30 gal. (very very quite filter) Heater: Aqueon Pro Heater 50 - 50W - Up to 20 gal. Sand: Petco, 25 pounds Decoration: thatpetplace.com, petsmart, great barrier reef (fish store) Planning on getting, 5 pygmy cory, 6 electric green tetras, 2 blue rams and maybe 2 dwarf gouramis.
Advice: Take it slow, research the fish you want, cycle the tank and be patient.
Fish Kept: Betta - Male, Pygmy Cory Cat
Corals/Plants: Marimo moss ball
Tank Size: 20 gallons
About Yourself: Started only 3 weeks ago. Im gonna post updated pictures with fish as soon as the tanks ready.

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