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State:
Tennessee
Country:
United States
Description:
Penguin BIO-Wheel ; Submersible heater; 20 watt aquarium light; Stellar air pump w/ T-valve into 2 airstones; 35 lbs of aquarium rock, model of Blackbeard's pirate boat.
Advice:
Patience is prolonged suffering, but it is worth the wait. Don't rush start up on a new tank. Start with cheap fish and check your water (PH, nitrogen, and ammonia) often!
Fish Kept:
2 - Pristella Tetra
2 - Serpae Tetra
3 - X-Ray Tetra
1 - Painted Tetra
2 - Neon Tetra
3 - Zebra fish
3 - Baby Platys
1 - Golden Pleco
1 - Dalmatian Molly
Corals/Plants:
All are fake but...
1 amazon sword
a few medium height kelps
and lots of little ground cover
they make it seem more lively.
Tank Size:
30 gallons
Quote:
If at first you don't succeed try try again.
About Yourself:
I have had fish tanks since I was a little kid so for about 16 years on and off. I designed my current tank for my one year old son, so it has vibrant colors and lots of active fish. I am currently ia college student majoring in Engineering at TTU but I am also in the Airfoce. I want to get another tank in the future probably around 75 gallons. I have started to become a tetra collector of sorts by accident. what can i say they are low maintenance, but i am a shark lover at heart!
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