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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: 72" X 24" X 18' 2- AUQA11O POWER FILTER 1- MAGNUM CANISTER FILTER ALL DIFFERENT LIGHTING ( SIMULATING SUNRISE TO SUNSET & THE MOON TOTAL AMAZON SET UP - 80DEG. PH 6..5
Advice: RESEARCH- LEARN -DO IT RIGHT - HAVE A BLAST ITS VERY ADDICTING AND REWARDING
Fish Kept: DISCUS, NEON TETRAS,BLACK TETRA, RUMY NOSE, PITCUS CATFISH, STRIPPED AND SPOTTED RAPHEAL CATFISH,CORY CATS ALL S.AMERICAN
Corals/Plants: TONS ,DRIFTWOOD ROCKS ,PLANTS
Tank Size: 150 gallons
Quote: CANT GET ENOUGH !
About Yourself: IN MY OWN BOX

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