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Country: Canada
Description: 1 month old 29 gallon planted tank. The lighting used in the tank is a compact fluorescent 65watt coralife, and a 20watt flora glo (2.93WPG). The tank also uses an eheim ECCO cannister filter and a Jagger 100watt aquarium heater, set at 78 degrees. There is also a newly made DIY Co2 generator attached to a power filter for diffusing.
Advice: Try new things
Fish Kept: 2 gold rams, 1 lemon sword, 1 orange sunshine guppy, 1 lemon cobra guppy, 1 red cobra delta guppy, 3 pristella tetras, 11 neon tetras, 1 apple snail.
Corals/Plants: anubias barteri, chilensis, moneywort, wisteria, narrow leaf temple, green myrio, micro sword
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: "We make war that someday we may live in peace" -Aristotle

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