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State: California
Country: United States
Description: African Cichlids with crayfish and dragon goby i have fluval 305 and 404 with crushed coral in 1 basket in each filter. 1 KORALIA UL 400 gph to move water around a dead spot i was having. Used some old gravel from my planted tank mixed with more coral heater and 1 Whisper 100 Aquarium Air Pump with air stones.
Advice: If you don't try how would u no the out come
Fish Kept: X1 cobalt blue lobster, X1 prehistoric dragon goby, X1 demasoni, x2 cobalt blue, X1 red zebra, X4 electric yellow, X1 orange blossom peacock, X1 orange blotched zebra(this was the name given to me at LFS), X3 johanni
Corals/Plants: Plastic
Tank Size: 60 gallons
Quote: What ever it takes

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