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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 55 gallon glass tank with base and standard lighting. Fluval 305 filter, black sand and mostly standard, readily available decoration.
Advice: Don't Give Up.
Fish Kept: Albino sharks, several corys, firemouth cichlids, congo tetras, black swordtail pair, various rainbows, gouramis, tiretread eel, cobalt blue lobster, golden killifish, plecos and some others.
Corals/Plants: None - all plastic.
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: I'm no expert, I just like to dabble. I try to keep my tanks low maintenance and interesting; the purpose of these tanks is to enjoy them, not to constantly work at them.

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