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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 29g AGA, 100w Ebo Jager heater, Whisper HOB, Coralife 65w PC, 17w fluorescent, (2) Nutrafin CO2 systems w/Hagen ladders, Fine grade red river rock substrate, Seachem Root tabs, Dosing Flourish Excel and Kent Freshwater Fert.
Advice: Angelfish should be kept in larger groups then 2, believe me
Fish Kept: 2 kribs, 4 longfin danios, 12 glo-light tetras, 6 celebes rainbowfish, 1 dwarf powder blue gourami, and 3 Ancistrus claro
Corals/Plants: Cabomba, Hygrophila polysperma "rosanervig" , Rotala sp. "Nanjeshan" aka Mayaca selowiana, Rotala sp. "green", dwarf sag and tall sag grass
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: The only desert an Irishman knows is an empty glass
About Yourself: Started my planted tank 1/06 after keeping a betta for 2 years.

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