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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
120 gallon. 60x18x26 1st big tank, set up 2 months ago so still a work in progress low tech planted tankHob and sump filteredVarious community fish.
Advice:
Live plants! Always live plants! Also find a local fish store and ask for their advice. The prices may be higher than a big box store but the information and expertise is well worth it!!
Fish Kept:
Veil tail swords, Neon Blue Dwarf Gourami, Peppered Cory Cat, Bronze Cory
Corals/Plants:
Too many to list. Probably have 15 different species of plants at least.
Tank Size:
120 gallons
About Yourself:
Never imagined I would have a fish tank, but after my wife and son got a 5 gallon and the fish died. I did some research to see what was wrong and really enjoyed learning about the hobby and correctly setting up the tank, especially adding live plants. Now I have 2, 90+ gallon tanks.
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