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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: . i have been messing with my tank for about a 1yr 1/2. still kind of new to this. i started with a 10gal tank. topfin filters, tetra color food products other than blood worms, and feeder fish. blk rock and aquatic garden hoods and lighting
Advice: start with a small tank with fish that do not get big really fast. stay on top of ammonia and nitrate levels
Fish Kept: 1 blk pacu, 1 red belly pacu, 1 jack dempsy, and 1 bumble bee cichlid, 1 also have a 29gal with a blue and white cichlid, rose mary barb, kissing fish 7inch pleco and 1 blk neaon tetra
Corals/Plants: fake plants
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: i just love nature, dog 2 tanks, and gerbils

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