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Country: Canada
Description: 36" long 20" high 13" deep tetra whisper EX45 filter 2 tube lights home depot heater 150w
Advice: GET THE BIGGEST SIZE TANK YOU CAN AFFORD take your time do not rush you tank
Fish Kept: 8 mollies 20 babie's 10 guppys 50 babie's 3 sivler bala shark's 1 pleco 6 white tail guppy's
Corals/Plants: i Had 8 PLANTS IN MY TANK i only have 5 now fish did not like the red plants all they did was rip them up and eat them.
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: never stop moving
About Yourself: this is my 3rd tank. i love to watch my fish...tryed lost of types of fish...cant stand killers. i do not want to watch my fish i pay for get chased and beat up then riped up for food.. i just want to see them happy and healthy

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