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State: California
Country: United States
Description: My first aquarium is a 10gal glass tank. I have planted Amano moss, Ludwigia, and Anubias Nana in it. I plan to put about 5 red tetras in it.
Advice: Don't go for the simplest setup just because its your first aquarium. Read on it and get all you need to make it look the best. Also get a tank that is the biggest that can fit in your room because you WILL want bigger.
Fish Kept: 3 Zebra Danios 10 guppies 2 African Dwarf Frogs 3 Neon Tetras
Corals/Plants: Ludwigia Anubias Nana Amano (Christmas) moss White small rocks on the bottom with bigger bluish pond rocks on top
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: ""Let there be light" -Holy God of the Bible
About Yourself: My friends at work were talking about setting up an aquarium. It got me interested and I purchased a 10 gallon tank and started my own. It got me hooked. It relaxes my nerves and helps me go through the day.

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