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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 55 Gallon. BioWheel. Texas Holey Rock center piece. Fake plants for now. Natural substrate. Custom made LED moonlighting.
Advice: Be patient while tank cycles in the beginning. If you have a supplier that you have good luck with, no need to try someone else for fear of sick fish wiping out your tank-->Quarantine tanks are a good idea! Water Changes! Don't listen to other people, try things yourself and see what happens!
Fish Kept: 4 Large Silver Dollars, 3 6" Bala Sharks, 2 Gold Gouramis, 1 Blue Gourami, 2 Bolivian Rams, 1 Algae eater, 1 African Butterfly, 4 Tiger Barbs
Corals/Plants: Fake for now, (student- $ and moving)
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: Like to relax and watch my fish

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