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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: I have a standard 55 gallon tank 48"1/4 long, 12" 3/4 deep, 21" high. I have a under gravel filter with 4 up lift tubes one of witch has a 550 power head on it. I have a 150 watt jäger heater and a whisper 200 power filter. I have a super luft 2.3 cfm. Air pump in my basement with 1/4 air line ran up stairs and then down sized to standard aquarium air line. Witch run all my tanks.
Advice: Keep on trying! Once u get it running good it's a very rewarding feeling!
Fish Kept: African cichlids
Corals/Plants: Artificial plants and rock work
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: I've Ben around aquariums all my life my dad has had tanks far back as I can remember. We had lots of differnt set ups over the years. Salt water freshwater big to small tanks. Ever since I've Ben out on my own I've always had tanks set up. A home isn't a home with out a aquarium!

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