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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 20 gal tank cascade filter fluorescent light air pump, no heater, substrate, use fertilizer pellets and liquids.. its been like this for 6 months now
Advice: Try hard, read i get so ezcited and obsessed with this, i still have a lot to learn
Fish Kept: 5 neons 5 cardinals 4 cherry barb 4 silver hatches 1 male betta 2 female betta 1 panda cory and gost shrimps
Corals/Plants: logs and a small black rock, varied plants
Tank Size: 20 gallons
About Yourself: every time i get a chance i sit down and stare at my aquarium for hours analyzing how they move and swim around and sometimes i dream of swiming with them

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