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State:
Illinois
Country:
United States
Description:
I keep one freshwater tank which is 55 gallons and one 55 gallon saltwater tank, which I am slowly making into a reef tank.
Advice:
Read a book: The Marine Aquarium Problem Solver
Fish Kept:
Freshwater: Lima Shovelnose Cat, Polypterus (Bichir), Needlenose Gar, Moonlight Gourami, Silver Tipped Shark, Pictus Cats
Saltwater: Yellow Tang, An assortment of damsels, I recently hatched a Banded Cat Shark in my aquarium, serpent star, brittle stars, clownfish
Corals/Plants:
Blue Sponge, Fox Coral, Clavularia Star Polyps, Feather Duster, a small fragment of acropora which is going great, anenome for my clownfish
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
I don't like quotes.
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