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State: Hawaii
Country: United States
Description: tank is fresh water with a 15g wet dry system and one top filter. tank is about 50"w 35"h 14"d. using home made stand and hood with a 48" lighting fixture with 2 pets and plant florescent light. water pump is 300gph.
Advice: keep clean
Fish Kept: 3 red devil, 3 kenyi, 1 pink blotch peacock, 1 pleco, 1 banded chiclid.
Corals/Plants: dont know kind of plant but it just looks like elephant grass. river rocks is from your local garden section.
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: smeen!!! (its mean)
About Yourself: i was fascinated by the aggression of many fishes. and then it will be cool to have plant that you dont need to water..lol

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