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Country: Canada
Description: 30"x24"x12" marineland tank with eclipse 3 hood an filtr system. Life glow bulbs and fluval heater and bubble wand under tahitian moon sand.
Advice: Do your research on cycling and tank maintenance!
Fish Kept: Marble Angel Fish, Koi Angel, Assorted Veil Angel, Emerald Green Cory Cat, Zebra Loach
Corals/Plants: Java fern, anubias, miscellaneous low maintenance weeds.
Tank Size: 38 gallons
About Yourself: My boyfriend and I started with a 10 gallon guppy and apple snail tank and quickly decided to go bigger. No we have a 38 gallon angel, cory cat, loach tank with one little ghost shrimp that keeps miraculously surviving! As well as a 20gallon guppy, cory cat And apple snail tank. Both tanks have live plants and driftwood.

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