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State:
Delaware
Country:
United States
Description:
My first tank, got it two years ago, it had been through some changes but has been the same for almost a year now. Planning on adding more sand and take out some gravel. I recently trimmed a ton of dying leaves and any leaf with the black algae. Bio wheel filter and a sponge filter with air pump.
Advice:
Collect a bunch of rocks first for the tank. Than get only one type of fish, this is better in most cases.
Fish Kept:
guppies
1 cory cat
lots of spiral snails
I bought 10 guppies, and they all died except one female. There are about 15 in the tank now of the next gen, and more...
Originally:
Males, 4 yellows and 1 sunset.
Females, 3 sunset 1 split tale 1 yellow.
And I can get rid of whichever ones I don't like.
Corals/Plants:
2 sword plants
1 Borneo fern
1 onion plant
Java fern & moss
black hair algae
Tank Size:
29 gallons
About Yourself:
My uncle's tank inspired me to have my own.
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