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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: 150 - African Cichlids, Petenia Splendida ( The Red Bay Snook) 55 - African Cichlids, Hifin Catfish 55 - Fancy Guppys, Hillstream Loaches 30 - Angelfish pair, Bristlenose Plecos, tetras 10- breeder/nurseing tank
Advice: Don't Give Up!
Fish Kept: A lot of African Cichlids: Frontosas, Electric Blue, Sp44, Compressiceps, Electric yellow, acei, Petenia Splendida, angelfish, guppies, plecos ( bristlenose and regular) great whites, and Hillstream loaches!
Corals/Plants: Anubias, Valisneria, Amazon, Java Moss, and Swords
Tank Size: 150 gallons
Quote: Don't mind the mule, just load the wagon...
About Yourself: Happily married father that loves life

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