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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 55 gallon;marineland 350, aquatech 30-60 filtration; agaronite substrate;fake plants
Advice: Do research, just cause it is a cute fish does not mean it has a cute attitude. Be patient and things will come out right the first time.
Fish Kept: 4 FM zebra obliquidens 1 M zebra obliquidens 1 m Kyoga flameback 1 M aulonocara jacobfreibergi 1 m rubygreen 2 yellow sunburst peacocks cleaning crew:clownloach,petracola cat,pleco
Corals/Plants: all fake,
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: I've grown up in central florida and really love wildlife.I've always had a strong connection with fish and water, be it fresh or salt. I currently own three tanks but would love to get some more.

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