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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
OK so a lot has changed. I just moved to Houston Tx. I had to get rid of all my fish. It sucked. But now i have my 100 gal all done and have it set up out here in Tx. Its a stadard size tank at 60'X18'X24. I have a Fluval 405 doing the filtration for now. Im going to add 2 marine land 330's and an Ultra Violet Sterilizer really soon. The lighting is done by two 24' Nova Extreme T5 high ouput's.
Advice:
Take some time, do your home work. If you like a fish a lot read up on it and learn before you make the purchase.
Fish Kept:
As of 10-28-09
10 baby Syno. Petracola's
2 baby 7 Stripe Frontosa's
3 baby 6 Stripe Frontosa's
3 baby Daffodil Brichardi
2 baby Albino Brichardi
2 baby Juli Ornatus
3 baby Crassus
2 baby Leleupi
1 baby Neo. Falcicula Nkondwe "rare"
1 Md. Buescheri Cape Kachese
1 baby Calvus Cape Nangu
1 baby Ink Fin Compressicps
1 baby Wild Orange Compressicps
2 Black Spot Rubber Lip Plecos
Tank Size:
100 gallons
About Yourself:
I love my fish tank, and going to the dessert.
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