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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 29 gallon bow front, river rocks and fake plants, i tried to make it look as natural as i could. A top-fin out of tank filter system and a small in tank filter system for more water movement. a power glow light. the basic air pump and air stone
Advice: just stick with it. it will pay off
Fish Kept: 1 Electric Yellow,2 Red Zebra (ive had these two since they where fry), 1 Yellow Tail Acei, 1 blue Kenyi, 1 firebelly, 1 Malawi golden, 1 pelco, 1 im not to sure what it is, so if you know help me out (he is light brown with darker brown vertical strips
Corals/Plants: all fake
Tank Size: 29 gallons

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