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State:
Arizona
Country:
United States
Description:
Eclipse 100g Plexi glass tank, with blue back. Dual Marineland filter pumps. 100g Air pump and a 30 - 60 Gal Tetra Whisper Heater. White gravel sub straight with white sand mix. 15 small to medium sized plants. A hollow plasctic wood log, and Small asian pagoda decoration.
Simple 55g Generic. Marine Land filter and heater. Air pump. Plastic deco. White sand Sub straight. Dual lighting.
Advice:
Go big or go home.
Fish Kept:
I have 34 fish between 2 tanks.
1 Zebra Danio
2 Long Fin Rainbow Danios
3 Gold Tiger Barbs
3 Tiger Barbs
4 Panther Catfish
2 Plecos one at 2 1/2 inches one at 6 inches
2 dinosaur birchirs
1 Congo Bichir
1 African Leaf Fish
1 Spotted Green Tetraodon (puffer)
1 Green Puffer
2 Lamp Eyes
5 Red-tailed Black Sharks
3 Bala Sharks
2 Bengal Loachs
2 Red Fin Black Sharks
2 Fiddler Crabs
Corals/Plants:
All Plastic
Tank Size:
100 gallons
Quote:
I Fight For Truth Justice And The American Way.
About Yourself:
Graphic designer/ Artist. Love superman and animals.
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