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Country:
Canada
Description:
75 gallon freshwater
2x24 inch florescence
one lighthouse(was my moms)
one Greek building
1 ceramic cow figure(also my moms)
aqua clear 200 filter
whisper 75 gallon filter
175 watt heater
1x200 gallon air pump with pressure valve
Advice:
Try And Fail..........But Then Try Again!
Fish Kept:
one feeder gold fish(had him since he was an inch now hes HUGE!
2 id sharks
16 feeders(multi colored)
1 tetra
1 fish of an unknown species
1 Cobalt Blue Lobster
1 Tiger Pleco
1 Chinese algae eater
Corals/Plants:
13 various fake plants(to afraid to go real)
Rocks Rocks Rocks
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
here fishy fishy
About Yourself:
started with a 5 gallon gum ball tank i received when mom passed progressed to 2 35 gallon tanks
sold one 35 gallon with 5 cichlids
kept cominutity tank with herb(feeder goldfish) then just added various fish over time
JUST UPGRADED TO A 75 GALLON WITH NEW FISH PICS TO COME!!
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