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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
6'L-18"W-23.5"T
Advice:
DO WATER CHANGES
Fish Kept:
125G.-(5)ANGEL FISH,(7)SILVER DOLLARS,(2)CLOWN LOACHES,(5)CORY CATS,(7)TETRAS NOT SURE WHAT KIND,MULTIPLE SMALLER FISH.
100G.-CHOCOLATE CICHLID,PARROT CICHLID,FLOWER HORN-PARROTE CROSS,TEXAS-SALVINI CROSS.
OTHER TANKS-RED TERROR-ZEBRA TILAPIA
Corals/Plants:
ROCKS ,PLASTIC PLANTS, WOOD
Tank Size:
125 gallons
About Yourself:
34M ON AND OFF THROUGHOUT MY LIFE, PARENTS GOT ME STARTED. CORRECTIONAL OFFICER.
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