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Country:
United States
Description:
55 gallon planted/fish tank
under gravel filter
T-5 Lighting (runs 9hrs/day)
Resun air pump a/c 400
Tetra Whisper EX70 Fiteration System (hang-on fitler)
I use chemi-pure in filter
in-tank biological filter
Advice:
Read as much as you can, it helps. You will make mistakes but learn make your adjustment- continue with your hobbie and enjoy it.
Fish Kept:
platies/swordtails/angels/rainbows/
tetras/cleaners/snails/barbs
Corals/Plants:
Swords/java moss/ and a few more I can't remember thier names
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
Live, Love & Enjoy
About Yourself:
I enjoy nature in the whole. I currently own 3 tanks. 55gals freshwater (mix fish and plants) a 20 gal (fancy guppies only) set up like a terranium and a 15gal. nano tank (reef tank w/ 3 fish) I work in conservation law.
I've always love any type of aquarium from a little girl and i still do. Feel free to ask me anything. I live in the US Virgin Islands. (caribbean)
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