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State: Tennessee
Country: United States
Description: I have a 7 gallon book shelf aquarium which was a fairly awesome tank till it sprang a leak...im attempting to fix it hopefully. Now I have a 10 gallon curved glass aquarium. I moved over the same design into this tank since I recently refurbished the previous tank anyways. Im planning on adding more rock and taller plants since the tank allows it. I love doing the bubble wands so Im attempting to incorporate it into the whole tank.
Advice: bubble wands work well with goldfish.
Fish Kept: primarily goldfish....and an occasional algae eater. goldfish ate the last one?
Corals/Plants: Novice
Tank Size: 10 gallons
About Yourself: I love fish.. ive had several aquariums and plenty of fish...had a couple tanks die so moved on to a different style...ect...its a work in progress...

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