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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
55 Gal. Tank, Wooden Canopy and Stand, 30 lbs. Texas Holey Rock, 3 Fake Plants, Cascade 300 and Topfin 40 Filters, Full Hood, Blue Gravel
Advice:
research..Research...RESEARCH
Fish Kept:
1x Firemouth
1x Orange Auratus
1x Yellow Lab
1x Texas Cichlid
1x Green Terror
1x Electric Blue
1x Blue Knight Lobster
1x Salfin Pleco
2x Bala Sharks
1x Iridescent Shark
(Yes I know he will get up to 4 feet long, I already have someone taking him once he hits about a foot or so)
Corals/Plants:
3 Fake Plants
Tank Size:
55 gallons
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