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State: Virginia
Country: United States
Description: Community tank. I have a random assortment of fish. This is my first tank and I got it a year ago when a friend of mine in the navy moved to Japan. I've done alot of work on it and added alot, hope you like it.
Advice: Get to know the smart lady at the fish store, she's your friend.
Fish Kept: Guiramis, Tetras, Shark fish, Alge eaters, angel fish, cory cats and danios. Im know that these aren't the normal names, but they are what I've been told.
Corals/Plants: Fake plants
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: I'm here to help.
About Yourself: I am a first time tank owner who got the tank without wanting it. Now I love the tank and couldn't imagine not having one. I'm a Deputy Sheriff and the tank is a great way to relax after a hard day on the road.

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