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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: 30x24x18" Perfecto Glass Aquarium. 65-Watt CustomSeaLife Brightlite. EHEIM Ecco Pro 80 gallon filter. Custom made Butcher Board top stand.
Advice: Research Research Research and when you think you have figured out what you are going to do don't take advice from the good people at PetsMart go to a reputable local fish store. And don't buy fish from Petsmart, walmart or any other big box, they are hit or miss on their health.
Fish Kept: Cichlids
Corals/Plants: Java Moss Java Fern Money Wart Variety of Sword
Tank Size: 56 gallons
Quote: "It's just photography, all you do is push the button!" - Jealous Painters, Printmakers, sculpters and everyone else who can't take good photos
About Yourself: I'm 31, live in chicago and do Freelance photography retouching.

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