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State: Connecticut
Country: United States
Description: 36x15x16, singel flo tube fixture, 200 aqueon HOB filter, tetra 100 watt sub heater
Advice: patence even when u wanna run headon into it, just because the fish isnt the most brilliantly colored dosent mean its not going to be the best fish you ever had
Fish Kept: 3 banded rainbows, 2 conchu's blue tetras, 6 zebra Danios, 2 peppered corys, 1 dwarf cory, 2 chinese alge eaters, 1 african dwarf frog, and a pair of blue paradise fish m&f
Corals/Plants: amazon swords,Cryptocoryne wendtii "Brown",
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: "how hard u hit u broke my thunder"
About Yourself: im young and already totally enveloped in this hobby i first started off with a 2.5 gallon then to a 10 now a 30 planted which is my first planted tank

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