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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
55 gal. freshwater
H.O.T magnum hanging canister/black diamond premium activated carbon
filters the water
2-15watt(Colortone 2700k) floresent bulbs
temp.72-82F
Advice:
aggressive one`s pick on not-as-aggressive one`s
have plenty of hiding spots for those who are not- as- aggressive
Fish Kept:
3-african cichlids
2-auratus cichlids
2-albino cichlids
2-bumblebee cichlids
2-red tippid sharks
1-lionhead cichlid
1-malawi eyebiter cichlid
1-turquoise severum cichlid
1-pleco(suckermouth)
Corals/Plants:
immitation coral
rocks(lots of rocks)
green,black,and white gravel
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
every day above the ground is a good day
About Yourself:
my dad had a saltwater aquarium when i was
young.
I remember him having seahorses,puffer fish,star fish.etc.
i`m not quite ready for saltwater yet.
maybe some day ! ! !
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