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State:
Illinois
Country:
United States
Description:
standard 72 inch long 125 gallon tank. Filtration: fluval 304, fluval 404, pond pump in 10 gallon sump. Lighting: Orbit 72 inch 300 watt half white half actinic compact. Heater: Stealth heater. 3M color quartz sand brown, liliac, smoke. DIY styrofoam concrete background. Limestone, homemade agrocrete, and lace rock decor.
Advice:
Go slow, never rush your fish tank. It's true destiny will reveal itself with time.
Fish Kept:
18 cyprichromis leptosoma 3-4 inches
2 A. Comps Gold heads 3.5 inches
2 Leluipi 2.5 inches
2 goby cichlids 2 inches
2 C. Brichardi 3.5 inches
5 clown loaches sizes range from 3-5 inches
1 Bristlenose pleco
4 mystery snails that survived the loach onslaught
Corals/Plants:
Young Amazon swords, Vals, anubias.
Tank Size:
125 gallons
Quote:
Love life and live it
About Yourself:
I started with a breeding pair of guppies and their offspring usually paid for their food. Since college opened my eyes, I have moved on from my tropical tretra/guppy tank to raising and breeding cichlids. My favorite cichlids being my goby cichlids Crystal and Red XII. They are so friendly and great me when I come home.
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