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State:
South Dakota
Country:
United States
Description:
150 gallon,lots of plants,sand rock and fish. digital temp guage 2 heaters 3 whisper double bag filters 2 ehiem canister filters, reactor 1000 for co2 sytem, powerhead 2 air pumps, lighting have 3 bulbs each half total 6. range from plant floral to white light to actinic blues for complete range of colors.Feed several times a day with multiple varieties food right down to live shrimp.
Advice:
No multi colored fruity pebble looking substrate.
Fish Kept:
Buenos ares tetra x 8
Black skirt tetra x 2
Lamp eye tetra x 5
rasorba tetra x 5
black neon tetra x 5
Red serpea tetra x 2
longfined red serpea tetra x 8
Zebra danios x 5
Longfined zebra danios x 10
Neon tetras x 40
Cardinal tetras x 2
Blood fin tetras x 4
scissor tail rasorba x 3
longfin black skirt tetras x 5
large angel fish x1
bumble bee goby x7
brown kukhli loach x 10
golden dojo x 1
golden algae eater x 2
algae eater x 3
horse face loach x 12
emerald cory catfish x 1( 10 years)
Black white botia x 2
white black botia x 1
panda cory catfish x 1
spotted african high fin catfish x 1
spotted high fin pleco x 1
ghost shrimp x 30-40 depending on how many shrimp the angel fish ate!!!
total 147 wonderful fat,colorful,happy fishies...
Corals/Plants:
african swords, grass, some fern, sea sprite, pennywort, lily pads(soon)
Tank Size:
150 gallons
Quote:
My wife is the best. :)
About Yourself:
I grew up in the Caribbean lived on a sail boat for a while. Traveled all over there visting many islands. snorkel surf scurf scuba spear fish and cliff jumping, So I like fish.
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