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State: Missouri
Country: United States
Description: My tank is a fresh water African cichlid tank I have 2 cichlis in a 55 gallon I have a cobalt blue zebra, and a maingano cichlid,also I have a thomasi pleco l,juli catfish, and a emrald green catfish and a70 gallon fluval pump filter and a 60 gallon tetra filter and a 55 gallon power jet also with a fluval sky effects 3000- 25000k led high powered lighting system..for sand I have 40 pounds of aragonite substrate and about 4-5 pounds of black sand
Advice: Always check your water weekly and do water changes weekly.. Do your best to keep the fish happy once you do that smooth sailing ahead fellow fish lovers
Fish Kept: Cobalt Blue Zebra Cichlid, maingano,rubin red peacock,juli catfish,emerald green Cory?2,thomasi pleco,rio-negro pleco
Corals/Plants: Regular plants
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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