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State:
North Carolina
Country:
United States
Description:
240 gallon acrylic tank with built-in dual overflows at each end. 30 gallon sump with wet/dry bio trickle filtration. Return powered by Intex above ground pool pump/filter sitting in the sump.
Advice:
Play hard
Fish Kept:
African Cichlids - 2 Auratus, 2 Red Zebras, 1 Albino Zebra, 1 Powder Blue Zebra, 1 Kenyi Hybrid, 1 Socolofi, 2 Unknown Mbuna (brown with orange fins).
Other - 2 Pictus Catfish, 2 Red Belly Pacu
Corals/Plants:
Unknown grass plants
Tank Size:
225 gallons
Quote:
That's jackassery!
About Yourself:
Retired U.S. Marine/Iraq Vet trying to stay busy :)
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