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State:
Georgia
Country:
United States
Description:
Tennessee River rock and Driftwood I cut myself from the beach on the coast of Georgia where I live, 1 Penguin 200 filter and 1 Penguin 100 filter. I over filtrate to be on the safe side. Completely cycled, water chemistry stable. Off white gravel and solid black background to hide the filter intakes.
Advice:
water changes
Fish Kept:
6 Black skirt tetras, 2 Pictus catfish, 1 Pleco The catfish LOVE to swim all through the rocks and caves!
Corals/Plants:
fake plant.
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Quote:
easy does it
About Yourself:
Started with a ten gallon, upgraded to this 20 gallon, would love to have a larger one someday.
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