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State:
Ohio
Country:
United States
Description:
75 gallon tank, undergravel filter, two top filters (not sure of the make but were designed for our aquarium), a few water sprite on top (the only live plants I have)
Advice:
I don't have any, I'm new too!! LOL!!
Fish Kept:
I have gouramis-1 pair of kissing and the other pair a weird kind with tenticles (lol) and a spot, 3 small angel fish, 2 frogs, a rainbow fish with sparkly scales (I have a pair but the other mate is in a quarintine tank) pleco, 4 clear cats and a fish we call "big mamma" (can't remember what she is)
In a quarantine tank I have a peacock eel, clown loach, swordtail, a pair of Boseman rainbow fish, 1 other rainbow fish with sparkly scales, a larger angel fish, two small barbs and some sort of loach.
Corals/Plants:
watersprite floating on top.
Tank Size:
75 gallons
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