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State:
Massachusetts
Country:
United States
Description:
I have 6 freshwater tanks, a 72 Gallon Bowfront Tank, (2) 55 Gallon Tanks, 29 Gallon Tank, 10 Gallon Tank, and a 5 Gallon Tank.
Advice:
Learn what cycling your tank is before adding fish! Research for compatible tankmates. Do not use test strips to check levels. Drop test are much better. Keep nitrates between 20-30 with weekly water changes. Over "mothering" your fish is no good either, because people tend to treat with too many medications. Believe me, I did it in the past. If your fish are healthy DO NOT change anything, no matter who tells you to change.
Fish Kept:
Fancy Goldfish!!! Orandas, Ranchus, & Moors are my favorite!!! I have Large Comet Goldfish. An Albino Clawed Frog. Catfish: Pimelodus Blochii, Striped Raphael, & 3 Corydoras. I also have Gouramis, Guppies, & Bettas. They are not all in one tank!!!! I have 6 different freshwater tanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Corals/Plants:
Plastic & Silk
Tank Size:
72 gallons
Quote:
Bigger is better when it comes to the size of a fish tank!!!!!!!!
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