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State: California
Country: United States
Description: my tank is 6ft long by 25in high by 18in deep i use 2 eheim 2215 for filtration
Advice: WATER CHANGES! That is the real hobby you take up when your a fish keeper i do small 20% on a regular basis and that keeps my tank looking fresh! Too many fish keepers have crummy looking tanks or sic fish due to insuficiant water changes so when seting up a tank make sure its close to a sink or drain to make this easy
Fish Kept: i now have the jaguars, the green terror, 3 clown loaches and the arowana all happy and healthy
Corals/Plants: all silk or plastic my cichlids would tear them up
Tank Size: 125 gallons

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