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Country:
Canada
Description:
40 Gal African Cichlid Tank,25 Gallon Freshwater Community Tank,25 Gallon Fry Tank (Currently has 20+ Yellow Lab Babies! ) 10 Gallon Cardinal/Neon Tetra Tank.....55 Gallon Empty (Soon To Be Salt Tank)
Advice:
Don't overdue it....make sure you have time to relax and enjoy your fish!
Fish Kept:
Maleri Peacocks,Pseudeotropheus Demasoni,Polit & Socolofi Albino,Haplochromis SP44,Hippo Point Salmon,Red Empress,Labidochromis Caerleus,Lamp. Brichardi,Otopharynx lithobathes ,Copadachromis Yellow Princess,Keyhole Cichilds,Angels....many more fish too!
Corals/Plants:
None
Tank Size:
40 gallons
Quote:
You can't hear fish talk cause they are underwater :)
About Yourself:
I love the Outdoors,Hiking,Gardening,Photography,and of course....Fishkeeping! Pics were taken with a Pentax ist DL with various lenses.
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