Photo #1 - Cruising The Reef, Life For Him Is Good.

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: Here is one of our 75 gallon freshwater African Cichlid tanks completed in a saltwater theme. Filtration, Filtration, Filtration! On this tank we have a Magnum canister filter, Emp, and a Magnum 350. A clean tank is a happy tank.
Advice: Read up on the type of fish you want and know the required work that comes along with the hobby. This is a great hobby that you can let your imagination run wild with.
Corals/Plants: Artifical corals
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: "Fish guys do it best!"
About Yourself: Hi! my name is Robert Nicholson and I'm the owner of Aquarium Wonder. Were located in Northeastern Ohio and offer service to all. I took what I loved and that was fish and turned it into a successful business. I enjoy every aspect of my job. They say if you truly enjoy what you do then you will never work a day in you life, well I'm the laziest person on earth!!! Please,feel free to give us a call for help, advice or to offer suggestions, thank you.

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