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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
I have two 20 gallon tanks, a 5.5 gallon tank, and a 55 gallon tank. I use the cheap starter kit filter (2) in one 20 gallon tank. The other 20 gallon has an Aqueon 30 filter, the 5.5 has the cheap filter that came with it. The 55 gallon has an Aqueon 55/75 and a 30. The other 55 gallon has the same filters.
Advice:
Prime is a must have item.
Fish Kept:
8 Albino Cories, 3 dalmatian mollies, 1 sunburst platy, 1 mickey mouse platy, 3 green lantern platies, an angelfish, 4 black kuhli loaches, 1 golden dojo loach, 4 leopard plecos, 5 african cichlids, 2 fiddler crabs, 2 koi, 2 green catfish, and a ton of guppies and baby dalmatian mollies.
Corals/Plants:
anubias nana, anubias caladiifolia, morimo moss ball, anubias afzelii, wisteria, ribbon plant, lucky bamboo
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
I bet I do.
About Yourself:
Unemployed union pipeliner at the moment. Very new to the hobby. Pretty cool stuff so far.
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