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State:
Tennessee
Country:
United States
Description:
225 Gallon Standard 6 FT tank. Lighting 3 Kessil Tuna Sun with Kessil Controller/12 T5 Bulb Aquatic Life. Double over flow wet dry filter and a canister filter. Injected CO2 day cycle and separate CO2 Night cycle ( to keep the PH swing to Minimal ).
Advice:
Patience is key in this hobby and what your tank might look like today will not be same 3 months later.
Fish Kept:
Panda Cory Cat, Zebra Lace Angel Fish, Marble Veil Angel, Assorted Veil Angel, Otocinclus Catfish, Neon Tetra Jumbo, Bleeding Heart Tetra, Blue Gourami, Golden Sailfin Molly, Black Molly, Congo Tetra, Boesemani Rainbow, Rainbow Shark, Cherry Barb, Otocinclus Catfish, Flame Dwarf Gourami, Striped Raphael Cat, Harlequin Rasbora
Corals/Plants:
Hemigraphis Coborata, ammannia gracilis,alternanthera reineckii, broadleaved anubias,dwarf anubias, Madagascan lace plant,giant bocopa, baby tears,Egeria densa, water sprite, glossostigma elatinoides,Ludwigia glandulosa, java fern, red Myriophyllum, I am sure I forgot some.
Tank Size:
225 gallons
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