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Country: Canada
Description: 46 gallon tank contains: 1 4" green severum 1 8" sail fin pleco 1 firemouth 3 hatchets 5 quarries 1 zebra
Advice: take your time and ask lots of questions - there is no such thing as a stupid question - only those not asked lead to more questions.
Fish Kept: 1 red devil 3 hatchets 1 zerbra 5 quarries 1 sail fin pleco 2 convict 1 firemouth 2 african albino clawed frogs 1 green severum 1 long finned oscar 1 Jack Dempsy 2 albino Oscar's
Corals/Plants: silk plants, drift wood, decorative stones
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: I currently have 5 freshwater tanks, a 80, 46 bow front, 2 20's and 2 10's. They house multiple fish, including Oscars, Convicts, Severums, hatchets, Jack Dempsey, Peacock Eels, firmouth, and Albino African clawed frogs.

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