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Country: Canada
Description: I have a 56 gallon tank
Advice: This is a new hobby i got my tank about 2 Years ago now :) i love it
Fish Kept: 2 Roseline Sharks 1 Gold Dojo Loach 2 German Blue Rams 1 Upside Down Cat Fish 1 Angel Fish 3 Bloodfin Tetras 3 Porkchop Raspora 1 Royal Pleco 3 Large Whisker Shrimp 3 Jumbo Rosy Barbs
Corals/Plants: all plastic
Tank Size: 56 gallons
About Yourself: Hi I have curently owned a Corn snake for eight years now I also have a Fan tail gold fish who is now five or six years of age .. I have always wanted a huge tank of fish I think they are amazing to watch :) I regret not putting my goldfish into the big tank but this way i can have more fish =P This whole fish thing is new to me, my whole life I have only owned Goldfish or Bettas

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