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Country:
Canada
Description:
Perfecto 65 gallon tall show tank 36'' x 18'' x 24''
Perfecto double glass canopy
Solid pine stand black
Hagen GLO lights 2 x 39w Ho x 3 fixtures
Rena XP 2 filter
Aquarium Systems 295 gph powerhead with homemade spraybar and pre filter
Fountain pumps x 3 for water circulation
Pressurized C02 (20 lb bottle)
Red sea 500 reactor
Red sea drop checker
Red sea bubble counter
Flourite substrate (4 bags) 3'' deep
Seachem flourish x2 per week
Eheim 200 watt heater
Rena top light excel 300 watt heater
Advice:
Never give up, remember the dream, whether it be algea or cloudy water that just won't go away, you will get it right, Never give up!
Fish Kept:
Royal blue discus x 1
Red turquoise discus x 1
Sterbai cory's x 3
Otto cats x 3
Roberti tetras x 3
Rosy tetras x 1
Cardinal tetras x 7
Long fin albino bristle nose pleco female x 1
Garnet tetras x 3
Corals/Plants:
didiplis diandra
hygrophila polysperma
limnophila aromatica
ludwigia repens
nesaea crassicavlis
rotala rotundifolia
rotala wallichii
sagitatia subulata
utricuaria graminifolia
vallisneria americana
vallisneria americana (gigantea)
cryptocoryne wendtii (tropica)
cryptocoryne wendtii (brown)
Cryptocoryne beckettii (petchii)
anubias barteri (coffeefolia)
bacopa caroliniana
ceratopteris thalictroides
hygrophila corymbosa (siamensis)
algae
Tank Size:
65 gallons
Quote:
Someday!
About Yourself:
I love planted tanks , I have 2 tanks currently they are both 65 gallon tall tanks, both heavily planted one is on C02 and the other is not and if there is any one comment to make about this hobby I would have to say it's very addicting! keep up the good work!
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