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State: California
Country: United States
Description: I've got a 110 gallon freshwater fish tank, loaded with lava rock, artificial plants, fake coral, and large stones I found at the beach.
Advice: Go to lowes for large ammounts of rock for cheap. Also don't get hung up on ph levels and all that crap.. all u need is stress coat and some hardy fish to get your tank going. Go to actual pet stores to save money, not petco and petsmart
Fish Kept: Blue lobsters, skirt tetra, angelfish, gouramis, plecos, bala sharks a dwarf frog, mollys, tiger barbs, platys
Corals/Plants: Plants are fake.as are the coral
Tank Size: 110 gallons
Quote: Everybody watches your back when your in the front.
About Yourself: I love fish! Enough said..

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