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State: Connecticut
Country: United States
Description: 45 g tank 36x12x24 2 30 watt flourescent bulbs aqua glo and flora glo 1 40 whisper power filter and 1 20 whisper power filter submersible heater
Advice: Do your research before purchasing your fish and plants.
Fish Kept: 2 australian rainbow 2 cory cats 2 otto cats 3 harlequin rasboras 3 zebra danios 1 female guppy
Corals/Plants: water wisteria amazon sword plant anubias nana anubias? giant villisnera java fern
Tank Size: 45 gallons
About Yourself: I've had a freshwater for 20 years and took it down a year ago. I have since started it again in August. I am looking to get another 55 gallon tank to house cichlids as I have never had them before

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