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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 10 Gallon Glofish aquarium kit
Advice: Do plenty of weekly water changes. And keep aquarium salt handy:) Also feed a variety, live food is usually better and try not to overfeed. Fish like living plants and places to hide.
Fish Kept: Pair of Honey Gouramis, 1 dwarf gourami, 1 bumblebee goby, 1 peacock Gudgeon, 2 scarlet Badis, 1 dwarf neon Rainbowfish, 1 dwarf Indian puffer, 1 silver Hatchetfish, 1 emperor tetra, 1 pink Glofish danios, 1 unknown swamp darter, 1 horned nerite snail, ??? Mts
Corals/Plants: Crypts, moss, Java fern, duckweed, frog-bit, riccia
Tank Size: 10 gallons
About Yourself: Enjoyed the hobby since I was 7. First fish was a blue betta named Z

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