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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 100 gallon freshwater ,have 2 castcade canister, 1000,& 500, also have a power wave filter, have crush coarl and small larva rocks,
Advice: make sure u keep doing water changes, mant, on ur tank ur fish will be happy,
Fish Kept: cichlids few sharks and 3 tinfoil barbs, peacock . jewel cichlids.
Corals/Plants: fake plants
Tank Size: 100 gallons
About Yourself: Been doing fish since child hood.love my fish i have 3 freshwater tank in my home,are 40, tiger barbs , few swordtail little cat fish, betta, 60 gallon cichlids peloc, zebras, peacocks, few frys,100 gallon tank 3 bala sharks and cichlids, and many more ,they are my wet pets never give me any trouble,

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