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Country: Canada
Description: 30"x12"x18" Whisper Power Filter Natural lighting and substrate Elite Submersible heater Hollow log red lava rock
Advice: Not as simple as it seems! Take your time and really be patient in getting your new tank set up. It doesn't happen overnight!
Fish Kept: 1 male Dwarf Gourami 1 female Dwarf Gourami 3 green Tiger Barbs 1 Red Tailed Black Shark
Corals/Plants: none real
Tank Size: 20 gallons
About Yourself: I really wanted a fun and interesting hobby that I could continually learn from. And I always had fish as a kid, and wanted a tank but didn't have the time or space for one. My friend got a small tank set up and was having a hard time keeping her fish alive!! After helping her, I decided to get my own! A much larger tank is already in the works! And I've gotten three smaller ones!!

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