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State: Alabama
Country: United States
Description: 46 Gallon Bowed front, with sponge filter and power filter. 2 5gallon tanks for the Betta's 20Gallon for the Guppy. Upgarding Cichlids to 125G.
Advice: Research the fish you are going to raise, pre purchase.
Fish Kept: 8 African Cichlids - 2 Male Betta's - 1 Fancy Guppy.
Corals/Plants: n/a
Tank Size: 46 gallons
About Yourself: We started with a 55g with goldfish when I was 20. A few years ago we got a Betta, and we were gone from their. We then started with Cichlids over 2 months ago. We purchased a 125 last week, and are slowly setting it up. I have 2 Betta's each in their own 5g tank, a 20 Gallon with Gil the guppy, and the 46 with 8 cichlids. I work for State Farm in insurance sales, and I cannot wait until 5pm to go home and see MY BOYS ; D

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