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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 48"L 21" H 12.5" W, I use marineland bio-wheel 350, whisper 60 air pump,and two stone strips for aration. Twin G.E. Aquascape 48" florescent bulbs,and moonglow leds. There's not much to it but a lot of time and love. Change of landscape to come.
Advice: Look before you leap. There's so much stuff out there do your homework and take the time to read up on it. There's never a dumb question just dumb asses that don't ask if they really don't know. Well that's what I think. Good luck and Happy fishing
Fish Kept: I'll get back to ya
Corals/Plants: As of now plastic
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: This is my first tank since I was 12,so I'm new again. Any comments are thought of deeply. So please do so.

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