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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
All glass 45g, Tetra/Second Nature Whisper Triad Power Filter 60, Whisper 200 watt submersible heater, Whisper 60 air pump connected to two 18'' bubble sticks, Aqua-glo lighting
Advice:
Even though everyone says it, research, research, research! Study and do as much reading on what you want as possible. It really does pay off to know what you are getting before hand and to be patient when setting up that new tank.
Fish Kept:
Trichogaster trichopterus (blue gourami), Colisa lalia (dwarf gourami), Trichogaster trichopterus (gold gourami), Macropodus opercularis (paradise fish), 16 Danio rerio (15 zebra danio, 1 leopard danio), 2 Corydoras splendens (emerald cory), 8 Hasemania nana (silver tip tetra), 3 Xiphophorus maculatus (creamsicle hi fin platy)
Corals/Plants:
All fake plants mix of plastic and some silk, hairgrass (eleocharis acicularis), Ruffled sword (Aponogeton crispus), Caluerpa verticellate, and lots of others. two lava rock caves, mopani wood
Tank Size:
45 gallons
Quote:
All your base are belong to us
About Yourself:
Currently doing my homework to get ready and start a nice big Malawi setup for my second tank now that I am back into the hobby, hopefully a 75+
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