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State:
North Carolina
Country:
United States
Description:
CUSTOM MADE CANOPY AND STAND STAINED IN DARK WALNUT. (2) 48" BULBS MOUNTED INSIDE OF CANOPY(MARINE GLO AND A 6500 K DAYLIGHT BULB FOR THE 50/50 LOOK.55 GALLON TANK WITH MARINELAND PENGUIN 350(70 GAL) AND PENGUIN 200 BIOWHEEL FILTER(50 GAL),
Advice:
When starting out soak in all the info that you hear and combine it with your own judgement. Use valuable resources or you will waste alot of money, remember its a recession.it will take a while to figure out your own custom styles for your tanks so just be patient. Save all your supplies you never know when you will need them.
Fish Kept:
ruby green hap,red fin borleyi,lwanda red top pecock, zebra oblique,yellow lab, lemon jake peacock, brichardi, lace catfish, golden algae eater, and a kadango red fin boreyli
Corals/Plants:
ARTIFICIAL PLANTS, ROCKS FROM THE DITCHBANK, AND A DRIFTWOOD CENTERPIECE
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
Learn from your mistakes the first time, after the first time there are no excuses.
About Yourself:
Been in the hobby for about 9 months now and have learned a whole lot, but everyday I learn more. I started with the semi agressive and then moved to the african cichlids, now i am a cichlid fan forever.
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