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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: T5 lighting/Wet Dry filter on automatic Water Change/C02 injection/UVlight/PoolSand substrate-top layer, Pool sand with laterite-bottom layer/(2) 300 watt heaters
Advice: This takes time and research to get right. You must be committed or just don't bother it is a lot of work especially at first before you know what you're doing. But if you love the hobby it is a labor of love.
Fish Kept: 9 Discus/1 Angel/12 Cardinals/1 German Ram/2 Bolivian Rams/5 Panda Cories/6 Sterbai Cories/1 BN Pleco/4 Ottos/5 Siamese Algae eaters/6 Harlequin Rasboras
Corals/Plants: Amazon Swords various/Crypts/Java fern/Ludwigia/Anubias various/Lilly
Tank Size: 135 gallons
About Yourself: Jumped in with both feet about two years ago and decided to learn how to keep the most difficult tank...planted discus. I'm a retail business owner.

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