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State:
New Jersey
Country:
United States
Description:
30 Gallon tank..aquaclear 20/50 gallon fitler hang over filter..fake plants n a cave..liveth meter..ph always between 6:2 to 6:6...2 alee eaters..both about 6 inches plus had for 3 or 4 yearshave lived thru everything about 10 plus fish n 3 different tanks...2 small(new) black tipped sharks..think that's the names n a black telescope goldfish(new)and only had the new fish for 5 days..the goldfish looks white to me..I had problems before with the goldfish that Juss died...water seems green/cloudy
Advice:
Know what your getting into and do alot of research
Fish Kept:
2 alge eaters and 6plus inch's long had for 3 to 4 years
2 New little black finned sharks(think that's what they r called)
1 new little black telescope eyed golsfish
Corals/Plants:
Fake plants about 9 plants
Tank Size:
30 gallons
About Yourself:
Bought a betta about 5 years ago as a gift for my girlfriend n now I've been thru alot of fish since I have got the betta
I thought about giving up a few times cuz fish kept dien on me..but the alee eaters lived thru everything 3 tank. About 10 fish..ick..low ph n high ph...
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