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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: I have a 20 gallon tall aquarium, an aqueon heater, a 15 W flourescent light, a nano powerhead, and a marineland emporer 280 power filter.
Advice: I am new myself.
Fish Kept: I have a pair of occelaris clown fish, three scarlet hermit crabs, 2 astrea snails, and a pom pom crab.
Corals/Plants: None.
Tank Size: 20 gallons
About Yourself: I'm married and have a son. I'm also a biology student, certified in wildlife rehab, and frequently volunteer at nature centers and wildlife sanctuaries. I've always been fascinated by salt water fish and aquaria, and dabbled a bit in fish at my various jobs. My son is also fascinated by 'fishies' and I bought an aquarium as a birthday gift for him, its an added bonus that I like it too, ha.

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