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State:
Utah
Country:
United States
Description:
75 gallon glass aquarium, Rena XP3 canister filter, Undergravel filter with Powerhead and Air pump
Advice:
I AM a "New Hobbyist"!!! And totally loving it!
Fish Kept:
Electric Catfish, Delhezi Bichir, Senegal Bichir, Striped Rapheal cat, Featherfin cat, Tiger Oscar, Albino Tiger Oscar
Corals/Plants:
I have a few live plants that don't seem like they are doing too well. I think I may need better lighting.
Tank Size:
75 gallons
About Yourself:
I've never had a fish tank until just recently. Life got a little rough and I started looking for some type of hobby to get my mind off of things. I started with a little 10 gallon tank (it's a "Rocky" themed tank which I'm proud of). I found how relaxing it was to just sit and watch my angel fish at night. I was hooked, maybe I'm going overboard now. All is well, I'm having fun. I bought a second tank, brackish setup, for a Green Spotted puffer that I saved from Walmart. His name is Michelangelo (from the Ninja Turtles!) Then I got pretty serious and purchased my 75 gallon. I've put so much time and work into it but I love it. I've got it lined up to pick up a 92 gallon corner tank next week. I plan to set it up as a saltwater tank, my main fish will be a dogface puffer, I totally love' em! Anyway, I'd appreciate any advice or input from anyone. Don't be too hard on me, I'm just learning. Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you guys.
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