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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
My 75 Gallon tank is home to 7 beautiful Angelfish, 2 med Pleco, 1 male betta, 2 Bala sharks, 1 black convict, 1 red terror, 1 electric blue jack dempsey, 3 paradise gourami, 2 gold gourami, 3 bottom feeders. i have blue reef sand & Some Plastic plants but have one real plant which the Angelfish really Enjoy.
Advice:
Buy a pretty good size tank (30 Gallon or larger). then do some research on what types of fish you can keep in the same tank. Angelfish provide lots & lots of enjoyment & it really is worth while when they trust you enough & will allow you to hand feed them.
Fish Kept:
7 beautiful Angelfish, 2 med Pleco, 1 male betta, 2 Bala sharks, 1 black convict, 1 red terror, 1 electric blue jack dempsey, 3 paradise gourami, 2 gold gourami, 3 bottom feeders.
Corals/Plants:
mostly Plastic Plants but do have a Live plant which the Angelfish have really taken to.
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
Angels Are The Real Kings Queens of the tank!!
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