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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
125 gallon 6ftHx1.5ftWx2ftH,
2x Aquaclear 110,
1x 30 watt heater,
1x water pump,
Advice:
Ill take any advice
Fish Kept:
10 otto's,
1 Fresh Water Flounder,
1 Butterfly Hillstream Loach,
2 Flying Fox's,
8 Pygmy Cory's,
6 Peppered Cory's,
1 Spinny Eel,
1 Talking catfish,
1 Red-tail shark,
1 Molly,
4 Bosemani Rainbow's,
8 Red Line Torpedo Barb's,
4 Bala Sharks,
Corals/Plants:
all fake plants, resin rocks, and some real rocks.
Rock and sand combination.
Tank Size:
125 gallons
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