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State:
Arkansas
Country:
United States
Description:
This is a 29 gallon with Flouresent Hood , 100 watt heater , Marine land emperor filter , 1 small air stone. It has 30# black flourite , 30# sand from Lowes , Gravel that came with tank ( which was $40 for all hood , tank , heater , filter , gravel off a yard sale site ) , Driftwood and Rocks from here in Arkansas lake Norfolk and back yard.
Advice:
Buy what you can at garage sales , Market place sites and Ebay or Amazon. Spend you $ on substrate , filter media ( I use triple layer filter material from amazon and a finishing fine layer from Amazon in my filters with carbon in a cartridge don't buy pre made cartridges ) , and plants. Read about fish before you buy them.
Fish Kept:
Dwarf Gourami, Assorted Platy, Red Minor Serpae Tetra, Bolivian Ram, Betta - Male, Clown Pleco, Peppered Cory Cat, Black Kuhlii Loach
Corals/Plants:
red ludwigia ..swords...guppy grass.. hornwort...bolbitis..wendi...bacopa..java moss...banana plant..pennywort...cabomba...water lettuce..
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Quote:
Never a dumb question
About Yourself:
Retired Mom and Grandma. Love my tanks learn something new every day Can watch them for hours. Moved to Arkansas from Illinois. Love outdoors but can no longer do what I used too so I'm bringing it indoors to me. I have several Tanks...goldfish....blue crayfish...shrimp and bettas...community...working on a 46 bow front now keeps me busy while my husband works in the yard haha. Use to own a Pet Shop 40 years ago but so much has changed and I've been out of it so long I'm back to being a novice.
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