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State:
Iowa
Country:
United States
Description:
55 gallon tank, 2 Whisper 60 filters, standard hood and light strip with a 50/50 Actinic bulb, 1 air stone.
Advice:
Don't eat the yellow snow.
Fish Kept:
2 Electric Blue Johannii Cichlids
1 Electric Yellow Cichlid
3 Jewel Cichlids
3 Red Zebra
25 Blue Kenyi Cichlids (mom and fry)
3 Golden Julie Cichlids
1 Bumblebee Cichlid
1 Powder Blue Socolofi Cichlid
1 Albino Cichlid
2 Small Convicts
1 Pleco
>>We also have a 10 gallon with 20 newborn Electric Yellow and 22 newborn Golden Julies.
Corals/Plants:
Black Gravel, 3 artificial plants, and a bunch of large rocks collected from a local riverbank,
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
"I was told there'd be no math."
About Yourself:
When my girlfriend moved in, she brought along a 10 gallon with a crawdad...when it died, I decided to put some goldfish in the tank. We then we got a 20 gallon, and then the 55 I have now. We also have a 30 gallon with a few Oscars in it, and a 10 gallon 'nursery' tank with 40+ Cichlid fry.
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