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State: Colorado
Country: United States
Description: 2 magnume 350 canister filters,rainbow lifegaurd bed filter and uv sterilizer,undergravel filters,3 pengiunm power heads,diy denitrator,jebo 60 inch power compacts,
Advice: the bigerr the tank the better to maintane and do you water changes!!!!!
Fish Kept: 1 silver arowana, 3 blood parrots, 2 redhook silver dollars, 1 figure 8 puffer, 1 motoro stingray, 1 siamese tiger datnoid, 1 giant albino grouimi, 1 ? eel, 2 clown loaches
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 125 gallons
Quote: fish taste good
About Yourself: My dream is to own a red tail golden arowana. And a 300 gallon take maybe in a couple years

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