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State:
Colorado
Country:
United States
Description:
All-Glass Aquarium. 75 Gallons. It is 48"x18"x21" Very Cool. Set it up about two weeks ago. Mostly Planted, Will add fish later (They are in quarantine under observation). Lighting is 4 bulb coralife compact, 260 Watts. Filtration is Eheim Professional II, Very Good! . Heater: Won pro heat II, 250 watts, The BEST. Will be adding Coralife UV sterilizer.
Advice:
Always put your fish under quarantine before addding to your setup.
Fish Kept:
None Yet, Will add Rainbows.
Corals/Plants:
5 Dwarf Hairgrass.
2 Anubias nana
1 Anubias bateri-Large
4 Amazon Sword-Large, Potted
4 Temple Narrow Leaf
4 Anacharis
1 Ruffle Plant-Medium
2 Madagascar Lace
1 Marble Queen Radican
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
Why
About Yourself:
Really like the hobby. I'm fifteen now. Did all this my self. ( Dad did the paying! Thank God.) Really am thinking of adding shrimp to this aquarium!
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