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State:
Michigan
Country:
United States
Description:
Simple 5 gallon tank, glass.got from walmart online for 30ish dollars. came with fliter and light. good for new b's or anyone. tanks are expensive and this fit my personal budget better. last glass tank cracked during a move it was a 45 gallon hexagon.
Advice:
make sure that you always check the health of the water and change half as a cycle every 2 weeks if best and without a filter 1-2 twice daily. a flitter can only do so much and dont over feed your fishes. for a 5 gallon tank dont go over 8 fish unless you talk to your fish dealer some fish like male cooom guppies are so small they dont count as a whole fish. also invest in information 1st. not best to just go and get for a lazy summer afternoon,if thats what you want get sea monkeys instead.
Fish Kept:
3 common guppies 2 male and 1 female, 2 zebra danio's and 3 red tertas. and 1 plastic fish that was given to me to add some bulk and varity to the tank.
Corals/Plants:
2 Live Bamboo
Tank Size:
5 gallons
Quote:
just keep swimming from finding nemo
About Yourself:
18,have had tanks all my life, fish and frogs.love the sounds and how they look. always a peaceful tank, family has angel fish that are very mean and can kill other fish if wanted to so i stayed away from that.
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