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Country: Canada
Description: - 55 gallon fresh water tank - 39 gallon salt water tank - power heads, filters, air pumps etc..
Advice: Saltwater tanks are not that much harder to keep then a freshwater tank, a lot more expensive though.
Fish Kept: Freshwater: -4 red belly pirhanas -2 convicts -2 exodons -1 black phantom tetrea -2 buenos aires tetra -2 fedder guppies (still alive) Saltwater: -1 Bangaii Cardinal -1 pajama cardinal -1 clown fish -1 orange tail damsel -1 purple fire goby -1 lawnmower blenny -15 blueleg hermit crabs -3 scarlet hermil crabs -1 pencil urchin -1chocolate chip starfish -1 turbo snail
Corals/Plants: lotsa plants - swords, hygros, orchid... etc..
Tank Size: 2 gallons
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