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State: Virginia
Country: United States
Description: Glass: 125 6' aquarium Lighting: hagen powerglo Filtration: two aquaclear 110's and a proclear 175 wet/dry Heat: two 250watt visitherm stealths (in sump) Decor: 30lbs. of natural gravel sinking bogwood lace rock riverrock Plants: plastic and real
Advice: Patience, patience, patience........ and if you think its too big to put in your aquarium it probably is.
Fish Kept: As of right now: two firemouths, one jack dempsy, one pink convict, one green terror (gold saum), one raphael catfish, and Sumo Sam the Flowerhorn. All about 2 inches except the raphael who is about 3 1/2"
Corals/Plants: All kinds of plants..... no swords, never had any luck with them.
Tank Size: 125 gallons

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