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Country: Canada
Description: -Aquaclear 110 filter -Fluval 3 filter -2 powerglo 15 watt bulbs -2 powerglo T5 54 watt bulbs -whisper 60 air pump -2 versa-top glass hinged cover
Advice: Don't buy all your fish at once, give time for the bacteria to develop and leave room for nicer fish.
Fish Kept: 3 pearl Gouramis 2 parrot cichlids 2 blue gouramis 1 small ghost knife 1 large ghost knife 2 marble angels 1 pictus cat 1 Discus (not sure of name) 4 odessa barbs 1 newt 1 bolivian butterfly ram
Corals/Plants: 3 Moss balls Various other aquarium plants, all real
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: I thought it would be really cool to have a tank in my room so i did my research and went and bought a 55 gallon. I've had the tank for about a year and i've spent alot of money to keep upgrading my tank. I have decreased my tv watching in my room by 95% by getting a tank. I love it

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