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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
The tank is 39 gallons with Penguin bio-wheel filter. I have rocks and a variety of plants. The lighting is 2 36" T-12 fluorescent bulbs and 2 36" T-5 bulbs.
Advice:
I don't know enough to offer advice.
Fish Kept:
2 black skirt tetra, 2 African leaf fish, 1 butterfly fish, 1 peacock eel, 1 green cory, 1 rainbow shark, 1 farlowella, 2 chinese algae eaters, 1 blue paradise fish, 2 serpae tetra,
Corals/Plants:
red ludwiga, sag, dwarf sag, red mellon plant, java fern, java wisp, java moss, moss ball, corkscrew val, amazon sword, onion plant, dwarf lillies, a couple other whos names I don't know
Tank Size:
39 gallons
Quote:
"The highlander was a documentary, and the events happened in real time" -Master Shake
About Yourself:
I'm a software engineer in Florida
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