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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: all glass 55 gallon aquarium. DIY CO2 injection. Penguin 150b and Whisper 60 power filters. 12 Discus Fish varying in size from 3" to 6".
Advice: keep at it and ask a lot of questions to your fellow hobbiest! the internet has a wealth of info, but it's better to chat with someone who has had the same experiences.
Fish Kept: african rift lake cichlids, oscars, headstanders, bettas, and currently discus
Corals/Plants: too mamny plants to list. many swords, anubias, and moss species
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: information is worth little if it is not easily accessable and well organized
About Yourself: been keeping freshwater habitats for 16 years; hope to move onto a salt reef setup soon.

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