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State:
Washington
Country:
United States
Description:
48"x18"x12"
Powerfiltering
Air stone
A handblown glass fish (for irony)
Advice:
Start small than build up
I started with only two plants and they were bulbs from Walmart!
Fish Kept:
Neons, glowlite tetras, peacock eels, young plecos, a red fin bruno, Kuhli loaches, hillstream loaches, yoyo loaches, a tiger barb, a skirt tetra, a loach that is yet to be identified, opaline gourami, takasho amano shrimp, mosquito eater, frogs.
Corals/Plants:
Anubias coffeola, aponogeton bulbs, Nymphaea bulbs, micro sword, moss (not java), amozon sword, Ozelot sword, Java fern, hybrid aponogeton bulbs, dwarf lillies, driftwood, and petrified wood.
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
Go Loach
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