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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
Aqueon 210 Gallon Tank
72"L24"W29"T Black Trim
2 Odyssea 2 x 36W T5 Fixtures
(2) coralife T5 6700K
(2) coralife T5 10000K
2 Rena XP4 canister filter
1 Rena XP3 canister filter
2 Rena 300W intake heaters
1 Tetra Deep Water Air Pump
-oxygen plus 10 (130gph)
1 Rena Air 300
-oxygen plus 10 (130gph)
Advice:
Change water every 6 days minimum. Go big, once you know what you are doing. Go Rena Everything, trust me. xp3, rena air pump 200 or 300, rena intake heater, all legit. Fish tank will look and smell good along with being healthy
Fish Kept:
african pike, cory cats, disucs, (adonis, albino, bushy nose, royal, panaque royal, green, blue, giant vampire, para, peckoltia plecos) 2 large sexfacsiatus, 1 tiger datanoid, kirbensi, 2 gouamis, 4 albino tinfoil barbs, 2 x large clown loaches, and more
Corals/Plants:
java fern
Tank Size:
210 gallons
Quote:
the dude abides
About Yourself:
My Dad got me into it, he is a discus pro and I enjoy the hobby as well.
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