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Country: Canada
Description: ***EQUIPMENT*** Hagon 35 Gallon. 1/2 gravel 1/2 sand. Marineland Single Bright LED Lightning system 24in. Marineland Hidden LED Lightning System 17in. Fluval G3 external filter. Fluval 100w heater. Fluval CO2 Kit 88g. Fluval CO2 Indicator Kit
Advice: We don't take care of our fish. We take care of the water they live in.
Fish Kept: ***LIVESTOCK*** Lots of Guppys. 1 Chinese algae eater. 1 Clown Loach. 2 Kolie Loach. 2 Amano Shrimp. Malaysian Trumpet Snail. Ramshorn snails. Assassin snail.
Corals/Plants: ***PLANTS*** Java Fern. Anubis Dwarf Hair Grass. ???? ?? ???? ??
Tank Size: 35 gallons
Quote: Live long and prosper

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