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State:
New Jersey
Country:
United States
Description:
compact light 4*65w 2 6500 bulbs and 2 plant grow bulbs....hydor 2400 filter...dual heaters...homemade spray bar...diy co2...love it)
Advice:
less is more
Fish Kept:
6 Angelfish
2 Red Wag Platy(just had babies)
4 Tiger Barb
1 Algae Eater
1 Plako
1 Marigold Variatus
3 Lamp Eye Tetra
1 Zebra Danio
7 Neon Tetra
2 Long Fin Red Minor Tetra
2 Blackskirt Tetra
2 Black neon
2 Platy
Corals/Plants:
driftwood found on the beach
amazon sword
2 different types of moss
cryptocorynes
red tiger lotus
java fern
Anubias barteri
Windelov Java Fern
Amazonicus
and a few others i'm not really sure of
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
"the only dumb question is one not asked"
About Yourself:
i've been fascinated with aquariums since i was little....this is my first planted tank....i'm kinda learning as i go....always up for advice or any helpful hints
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