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State:
Utah
Country:
United States
Description:
Dimensions. 36'' l, 18'' w, 17" h. breeding tank
Odyssea light fixture with odyssea 12000k daylight bulb and a plant light
using whisper 30 gal intank, with polyfiber and carbon filter.
6 tablespoons of aquarium salt, helps fish disease, coloration, vitality, electrolytes, as well as improved gill function.
ROCKS:
Using activ-flora gravel (floralite, flora gems).
20-30 lbs of lace rock and miscallanious rocks.
PLANTS:
Had 5 marimo (moss) balls but only have 2 left in this tank.
10 stalks of scarlet temple
3 seperate windelov plants.
Myriophyllum pinnatum (green & red) a.k.a. foxtail
3 fake plants.
FISH: Female gold severum 6-7 inches, Male green severum 5-6 inches and they are a breeding pair.
2 firemouth cichlids.
Advice:
Start with smaller easier fish such as tetras and/or goldfish in a small 10 gallon after a while if you take care of those upgrade to a bigger tank with slightly bigger.
if you plan on a planted tank dont get the colored gravel best advice is the flora-active gravel its light and great with aeroation, and feeding the plant roots.
Fish Kept:
40gallon breeder:
Gold severum
Green severum
2 firemouth cichlids...
10gallon tank:
4in. albino pleco
2.5in. and 5in choco bristlenose pleco
1.5in. and 2in. clown plecos
3in. blue eyed pleco
5-6in. highfin pleco
one fish in this tank red dragon flowerhorn
Corals/Plants:
specs above in tank description.
Tank Size:
40 gallons
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