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State:
Arizona
Country:
United States
Description:
finally its just about done. my 115 gal is up and running. there is a rio 2100 and a fluval 304 running on it. also the lighting is just some basic lights for now till i have money to buy some real lights.
Advice:
any suggestions would help for me.
Fish Kept:
5 red fin tetras, 2 trinadad pleco, 1 pictus cat, 1 albino longfin bristlenosed pleco, 1 crab, 2 pygmy catfish, 2 silvertip catfish, 2 knightgobys, and 3 bolivian ram cichlids
Corals/Plants:
driftwood, store bought plants and homemade plants, lace rock
Tank Size:
115 gallons
Quote:
For years, the Cardinals have been like the guy who drives around with his car's blinker on: They were always threatening to turn a corner.
This year, however, they just might be serious about it.
About Yourself:
this is only my second tank. my first one was a 30 gal that i just got rid of and upsized to a 115. im still a beginner so i would love suggestions and help.
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