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State: Indiana
Country: United States
Description: Dimensions = 48x13x20, Light= T5 HO 208 Watts, 4 6700k, 4 lunar LEDs, Filter= Fluval 406 canister, Fertilizer= Liquid added once a week
Advice: One step at a time, dont try to do it all at once.
Fish Kept: Community Tank= Black Skirt Tetras 11, Calico Marigold Mollies 3+Numerous Fry, Cory Catfish 6, Clown Pleco 1, Siamese Algae Eater 2, Odessa Barbs 6, Numerous Malaysian Trumpet Snails, Assassin Snails, and Ghost Shrimp.
Corals/Plants: Wisteria, Jungle Val, Dwarf Sag, Lace Leaf, Anubias, Moss Balls, Java Ferns, Malaysian Driftwood, Other Misc. Plants.
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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