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State:
Arizona
Country:
United States
Description:
NO INFO ON TANK ITSELF, RECYCLED IT WHEN SOME ONE TOSSED IT OUT.
IT IS 1FT TALL, 3 FT LONG
Advice:
BE READY TO BE DEVOTED
Fish Kept:
GREEN SPOTTED PUFFERS - BLACK FIN SHARK (RIP) -SPOTTED CATFISH- ALGEA EATER- SMALL RED ONES
Corals/Plants:
FINALLY GOT MY FIRST LIVE SPROUTS- WHAT KIND??
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
SOME ONE WHO ANGERS YOU CONTROLS YOU
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