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State:
Illinois
Country:
United States
Description:
This tank has been up and running for about five months now and its going great. the tank is 120 gallons and I have it sitting in my living room on an 5 inch pedestal that I made for it. then I have my flat screen tv mounted on the wall above it. the filtration is an sunterra 3000 gallon pond canister filter powered by an 850 gph sunterra submersible pump. I am using just a cheapo 48 inch flouecent light at the moment but that will be upgraded soon. its heated by 2 fluval M200 heaters and has to whisper air pumps providing some cool bubbles. I made the driftwood my self. got on a tubing trip a few months ago. all of the rocks came from my front yard. has 150 pounds of pea gravel as the substrate, and all of the plants are fake.
Advice:
do reserch before you start blowing your money or you can just send the money to me and ill spend it for you.
Fish Kept:
1 red zebra. the tank boss
1 kalingo
1 p. elongatus
2 yellow labs
3 convicts
1 pleco
2 frogs
2 rock cribensis
Corals/Plants:
20 fake plants
Tank Size:
120 gallons
About Yourself:
Got into this because I was givin this tank.
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