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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 55 gallon freshwater with eclipse natural day light and two 8" blue led lighting strips penguin 350(excellent)
Advice: Be patient and don't catch the Noah syndrome like me!
Fish Kept: 4 angels, 2 congo tetras, 2 glasscats, now 4 mollies, 1 platty, 1 ghost knifefish, 1 bloodfin tetra, 2 long sklrted tetra things, now 5 blue neons, now 5 tetra neons, 1 blue dwarf gourarmi, 2 strawberry tetras, 2 blueberry tetras, 1 sailfin pleco, 2 red finned sharks, 1 rosy barb
Corals/Plants: All artificial
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: It's probably an operator error...
About Yourself: Started this tank x-mas of 06. Learned a lot through experience. Read up...fish magazines have helped.

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