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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: L-36in, W-12in, and H-24in... Penguin Bio Wheel 350 Filter (double wheel)... Oak Creek hoodlight... Aqua Culture airator...
Advice: Don't feed frozen fish only bloodworms... Pellets are a good type of food to feed your fish... Change a little bit of water monthly... Don't change filters too much (good bacteria grows in them) keeps water clear... Try not to overpopulate if you want fish to grow more...
Fish Kept: 1 Tiger oscar, 1 large Jack Dempsey, 1 Flowerhorn, 1 small Blue Channel Catfish, 1 jaguar cichlid, and 1 medium Plecto sucker...
Corals/Plants: All artificial plants and hideouts, one lava rock cave...
Tank Size: 45 gallons

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