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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
Tetra Brand EVERYTHING!!!
Advice:
Don't be afraid to give your fish a little variety in their food. Fish like flakes, but some frozen bloodworms and some live brine shrimp is essential for a healthy diet. This variety in food will also bring out the color in your underwater buddies.
Fish Kept:
For a 10 gallon tank, it's overcrowded, but friends and neighboors give me their fish when they get tired of feeding them, and I can't let the poor things get flushed!!! I have one Zebra Danio, three gold barbs, six guppies, one platy, one freshwater eel, one siamese algea eater, and one fiddler crab.
Corals/Plants:
Not sure of all their names!!! One flowering plant that has long stems with the leaves at the top, it also has flowers that are white and V-shaped. One "onion" plant. One large Amazon Sword.
Tank Size:
10 gallons
Quote:
A successful person can build a strong foundation out of the bricks that other people throw at him.
About Yourself:
I have been keeping fish for about three years. It's a very rewarding hobby, especially when you wake up in the morning with twenty guppy fry swimming about in the leaves of the plants!!!
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