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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
55 gallon rectangular fish tank
Advice:
Patience, gain knowledge, be creative, and have FUN! Also, water changes are VITAL if you want your tank to look nice.
Fish Kept:
2 blood parrots, 1 jack dempsey, 1 clown loach, 1 african cichlid, and 1 pacu red belly and I want MORE! Any advice I could get on breeding african cichlids would be great.
Corals/Plants:
Silk plants from Hobby Lobby, driftwood, granite, slate, and I dont know what else. lol.
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
Too many!
About Yourself:
I started off with a 30 gallon and was finally able to upgrade to a 55 gallon. I have been alot more creative with my second tank and truly enjoy it. It is my piece of art! The pic I have doesnt do it justice. It's hard to get a good picture of it without a glare. Tried different settings on my camera and that didn't help much.
I recently graduated college and am trying to find my niche in the professional world. Love my husband, been with him for seven years and he happily supports my fish hobby. He even comes shopping with me for all the "stuff" and doesn't complain about the money I have spent on it. LOL. :-)
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