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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: I have a 30gal planted tank. I use two 24W GLO Fluorescent lights for lighting. I have a Fluval MSF404 canster Filter, never can have to much Filtration! A Aqueon 100W Heater. (Fish) I have One Plecostmus Two YO YO Loaches 20 Cardinal Tetras. Ten Goast Shrimp. O Yea One BIG SNAIL!!
Advice: Have Fun!!
Fish Kept: Look ))
Corals/Plants: Riccia Fluitans (Crystal Wort) Microsorium pteropus (Java Fern) Ledwigia Repens (Water Primrose) Cryptocoryne wendtii (Wendt's Cryptocoryne) Echinodorus Cordifolius (Swordplant or Creeping Burhead)
Tank Size: 30 gallons

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