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State: Tennessee
Country: United States
Description: walmart special just now starting out. I am having to do a fish cycle rather than a nonfish cycle. I jumped the gun and bought 7 fish. I than starting reserching tanks cleaning stocking ect. Thats when I learned that a tank needs to be cycled. So for the next moth every other day Im going to have to change 20% of the water. Untill i get the water at a sfe level. I have a lot invested in this tank and im detemined to have a great healthy fish environment.
Advice: Be patient dont rush it. Reserch everything before adding any living creatures.
Fish Kept: 3 red wag platy 2females one male 2 Cardinal tetra 2 Black skirt tetra
Corals/Plants: artificial for now will be adding live plants later on.
Tank Size: 38 gallons

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