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State:
Colorado
Country:
United States
Description:
A Paludarium, both land and water. Trying to create a beautiful balance between both worlds. The tank is a 80 Gallon 48"w x 18"d x 22"h. Hagen fogger, varying bulb color / temp. Co2 injection, custom built moon lighting. 48" Orbit 4x65W SunPaq w/Lunar Lights/Fans (Current) + 40 watt Flora Glo fixture. In the pictures I had 140 watts of light. Need to update since all the additions.
Advice:
Let you tank cycle... don't be a victim of new tank syndrome!
Fish Kept:
17x Zebra Danios,
1x Opaline Gourami,
1x Gold Gourami,
2x Blue Gourami,
1x Unknown Gourami,
3x Cardinal tetra's,
2x Algae Eaters,
Corals/Plants:
Too many plants to name at the moment. I will fill this in Later. Thanks for being patient.
Tank Size:
80 gallons
About Yourself:
I am a 3D animator that has been an aquarist for about a year... I kept many terrariums in the past 2 years. I was into plants first and it led me from houseplants to keeping terrariums to creating aquariums and paludariums. I spend an average of 10 hours a week keeping up this tank. It is a great joy. Thank you for looking at it. It is an honor to have you view it.
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