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State:
Missouri
Country:
United States
Description:
30"Lx12"Wx27"H, 29gal All Glass Tank with the stanard Lights that came with the tank,using 2 types of filtration.....Aqua Clear110- 300gph 3 stage filter system and a Aqua Clear 60 Power Head for the under gravel Filtration. Also have a 100W Stealth Heater.
Advice:
GO SLOW.....do all the research you can before thinking about setting up your tank. You're going to make mistakes.....we all do.....make sure you learn from those mistakes....it'll save you from alot of heart-ache and money.
Fish Kept:
1 Jack Dempsey Cichild
1 Gold Gourmis
2 Pearl Gourmis
2 Neon Dwarf Gourmis
2 Dwarf Flame Gopurmis
1 Sailfin Gibbiceps Pelcos
Corals/Plants:
All plants in my tank are fake. All the rock and driftwood are from the near by River in my area
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Quote:
Whoa! That's gonna leave a mark!!!!!!
About Yourself:
I use to have a small 10gal tank with Gold Fish when I was younger. Now I've gotten back into the hobby and enjoy it even more. Very relaxing to watch my fish swim after a hard at at work.
Here in a few weeks I'll have a 29gal Saltwater Reef Tank with either Clown Fish or maybe a LionFish.
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