Photo #2 - 20 Gallon Planted Bolivian Ram Tank

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State: South Carolina
Country: United States
Description: This is my 20 gallon South American tank.
Advice: Dont Give up
Fish Kept: 1 Rubber Lipped Pleco 2 Bolivian Rams 8 Neon Tetras
Corals/Plants: Water Wisteria Java Fern MoneyWort Mondo Grass Frill Plant DriftWood
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: Work Smart, Not Hard
About Yourself: I got into Fish about 10 years ago when my dad bought a 55 gallon community tank. at 11 years old i told him that i could turn my 20 gallon tank into a much nicer looking tank than his. a few months later after saving up my allowance i set up a tank with tons of fake plants and Rocks that i found by the river. it actually didnt look that bad but i was housing 2 Jack Depseys and an oscar and they completely destroyed the decor every day. Now im a little wiser when it comes to fish selection.

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