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State:
Virginia
Country:
United States
Description:
Freshwater cichlid tank. 1 Medium Oscar, 2 Green Terror, and 2 Jack Dempsey, 1 Mayan cichlid and also a large Pleco. xp4 canister filter, 4 power heads. Using a coral life saltwater light from when it was saltwater on timers. Air pumps 5X.
Advice:
Research, Research, Research, and be patient especially with saltwater.
Fish Kept:
(PAST AND CURRENT FISH)Gouramis, Siamese Fighting Fish, all sorts of tetras, all sorts of mollies, goldfish, African Cichlids, Barbs, Iridescent sharks, Bala Sharks, Red tail sharks, albino and rainbow sharks, Dragon fish, Snails, Crabs, Scooter Blennies, Golden headed sleeper goby, mandarin goby, percula clown fish black and orange, Domino Damsel, Lemon Damsel, Tangs, Oscars, Jack Dempsey's, Green Severum's, Red Devils, Green Terrors, Plecostamus, Loaches, Butterfly fish, puffers(freshwater), Blood Parrots, rasboras, and probably more but can't remember all of them.
Corals/Plants:
(ALL PAST SETUPS)Colt Coral, Leather Coral, Polyps, Mushroom Corals ( All Sorts), Anemones, assorted saltwater algae plants.
Tank Size:
120 gallons
About Yourself:
I am in the military and got into the hobby for my kids and it kinda just blew up from there and now I have a 120 gal., a 55 gal., and a 45 gal. and just got rid of 2 20 gal., and 2 10 gal., due to having to many tanks. I'm slowly working on a planted tank and a Malawi Rift lake tank. I have done all sorts of setups from Small community tanks to saltwater to highly aggressive tanks. I have been doing the hobby for going on four years. It's more of a passion to me than a hobby and will always do it for the rest of my life and eventually want to have a Pond with koi and about three giant tanks in my house.
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