Photo #2 - My 26 Gal When I First Got This Gold Severum

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State: Oregon
Country: United States
Description: SPONGE FILTERS ARE AWESOME!!!! I have been using them for years. Simple, cheap and easy to maintain all the while they provide some of the best bacteria filtration.
Advice: Don't be intimidated by people that say keeping an aquarium is difficult. It really isn't but you have to maintain it that's it. Take 30 min's once a week and one can have a stable nice looking tank.
Fish Kept: Gold Severum
Corals/Plants: Some Fake Plant
Tank Size: 26 gallons
Quote: A house on the lake and one on dem hills
About Yourself: I live in Portland OR. I have had this 26 gal for over two years now but I have had many different tanks in the past. Most have been much larger. Yea I will be getting another tank soon. Ummmm I'm thinking a 60gal.

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