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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: This is my first tank and it is 5' long and about 12" deep. 2 filters, 1 biofilter and 1 regular. It has 3 bala sharks, 1 blood parrot, 1 tiny green terror, 2 rafiel catfish, 1 irradecent shark, 3 emerald corys, 3 giant dinos, 1 black neon tetra, bischar dinousar, and 1 wild caught angle fish
Advice: There will be alot of losses but it will all be worth it. Don't get in over your head!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fish Kept: It has 3 bala sharks, 1 blood parrot, 1 tiny green terror, 2 rafiel catfish, 1 irradecent shark, 3 emerald corys, 3 giant dinos, 1 black neon tetra, bischar dinousar, and 1 wild caught angle fish
Corals/Plants: They are all live and I am saving for a nice big piece of bog wood. I prune them every week.
Tank Size: 65 gallons
Quote: America is fat
About Yourself: I am 14 and my fish tank i am very proud of. PLEASE COMMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will return the favor

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