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State:
Ohio
Country:
United States
Description:
Standard 75, 4x55w CF, 2x2017 Fluval + Mag350, bio-wheel outlet, flourite mixed with standard aq. gravel, 2x300 watt heaters, kept at 84 degrees.
Advice:
Don't fear failure; sometimes it's the best lesson.
Fish Kept:
Discus: 2xfire red; 2xturqoise; 1xmarlboro; 1xcobalt; 1xblue diamond. 2xgold gourami, 2xblue gourami, maybe a dozen each of neon and rummynose, a few hatchets and zebra danio, 2xblack skirt tetra, 1xSAE, 1xKribensis, 5xCory cat, 2xClown loach, 3xOtto, 1xbosemani and one big pleco.
Corals/Plants:
Indian Fern, Madagascar Lace, Crypts, Alternanthera Reinickii roseofola, Java Fern, melon sword, crypt wendtii, some wysteria, ludwigia arculata, more i'm probably forgetting...
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
If we couldn't laugh we would all go insane.
About Yourself:
Keeping aquariums since mom got me my first 10gal when i was 7.
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