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State:
Indiana
Country:
United States
Description:
My tank is a 55 gallon... 12"x48". I use LED lighting. A Penguin 350, along with a Whisper 60, and undergravel plates, with 2 160gph powerheads and 2 Whisper 40 air pumps are used for filtration.
Advice:
Cycle, Cycle, Cycle.......Ammonia, Nitrites, and Nitrates !! Keep close eyes on them...
Fish Kept:
2 pictus cats, 2 bala sharks, 2 tiger barbs, 7 sunburst mollies, 4 dalmation mollies, 1 swordtail, 2 headlight/taillight tetra, 1 bloodfin tetra, 2 black skirt tetra, and 2 red-tail tin foils
Corals/Plants:
Fake....
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
Please be sure your brain is engaged before you put your mouth in gear...
About Yourself:
I am a Corrections Officer for the state of Indiana. I have been an active Aquarist for about 10 years now, and find it very relaxing. I have owned a 10 gallon, 2 20 gallons, and 1 55 gallon tank, all of which I have kept with great success.
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