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State:
Pennsylvania
Country:
United States
Description:
- 29 gal. 18h x 30w x 12d
- Current Satellite x 2 (4.5 watts/g)
- Aqueon Quiet Flow 30 300gph
- Aqueon Quiet Flow 20 125gph
- Substrate is Onyx Gravel
Advice:
Each tank is unique and should represent what you enjoy. Spend your money on lighting (if you're growing live plants) and more filtration than you need (forgiving for beginners).
Fish Kept:
15 assassin snails
7 black neon tetra
6 mystery snails
5 silver hatchet
3 dalmatian molly
2 albino cory's
Several cherry shrimp
Corals/Plants:
Java moss
Glossostigma
Crypt petchii
Bunched Subulata
Tank Size:
29 gallons
About Yourself:
Love fresh and saltwater tanks. This freshwater has live plants w/ CO2 addition.
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