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State: Georgia
Country: United States
Description: Tank has the footprint of the common 29 gallon but is taller. Bought a startup kit from a local store - most parts are Aqueon. The filter is an Ehiem canister filter.
Advice: I'm still learning! Do lots of research but remember, everyone has an opinion. Read several and decide what's best for you and your budget. And don't forget all the small stuff (gravel, plants, decorations, tubing, etc) - it adds up! Update: I'll add 'be patient' and 'be prepared for mistakes' to my advice list.
Fish Kept: 6 Raspbora. 1 Golden Pearl Angel fish. 1 Brushy nose plecostomus.
Corals/Plants: All plastic
Tank Size: 37 gallons
About Yourself: Just looking for a nice relaxing hobby.

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