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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: Gotta get the info. But I have a 75 gallon, two 55 gallons, (one mostly planted), a 20 gallon, and a 5 gallon for my night stand.
Advice: Never give up. Always keep trying.
Fish Kept: Parrot fish, Neons, Clown loaches, Yoyo loaches, Rainbow Sharks, Mollies, Platies, plecos, plecos and plecos, mystery snails, crawfish, Dragon Goby, Albino Tiger Barbs, Dwarf Gouramis, so many more. I will have to take inventory . Oh, I know I have a few fish that I need help telling what they are. They were rejects because they had their fins eaten. So the store let me have them, but I don't know what they are.
Corals/Plants: TBA
Tank Size: 75 gallons
About Yourself: I honestlly am just a fish lover. I have had aquariums all my life. My dad bought me a 10 gallon with my barbs and goldfish when I was six, and now I have tanks all over my house.

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