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State: Oregon
Country: United States
Description: 120 gallon 48"L X 24"H X 24"W Filtration: Fluval Canister & undergravel
Advice: CYCLE NEW TANKS! I am a firm believer in using copper in my tanks.
Fish Kept: 120 gallon 2 -7" blood parrots 2 - 5' bala sharks 6 - angels 2 - diamond tetras 1 - 13" pleco 1 - 5" pictus cat 20 gal tank Only black lyretail mollies and babies
Corals/Plants: all imitation
Tank Size: 120 gallons
About Yourself: Dog Groomer by trade AKC show papillon breeder I have had several tanks over the years and just recently got the tank of my dreams. A beautiful 120 gallon for an early birthday present. So here I am!

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