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State:
Pennsylvania
Country:
United States
Description:
We have a 55gal. aqaurium, that we purchased from Wal-Mart as a starter kit. The kit came with the lights and 1 60-120gal. Aqua Tech Filter, we have since, added another filter to just pump up the cleaning power, 1 filter is fine but we decided to go with 2. Keeping the water clear was a challenege for the first few weeks, But eventually everything setteled into place and is CRYSTAL Clear. We LOVE our fish tank. It is as we like to call it our own personal interactive television! We can sit for hours just watch all of our fish. We have All fantail goldfish and Koi in our 55gal. We love and adore them!!!!
Advice:
If you want a fish GO FOR IT! They are so amazing to have in your living space, and VERY inspirational and relaxing. You can design your tank to fit YOU!!
When picking out a tank don't fill it up with fish too quickly, pick out your fish slowly and make sure you don't put any specific breed of fish with others they wont get along with! Just basic aquarium knowledge really, and most of all ENJOY IT!!!!
Fish Kept:
5 fantails:
-Cowaco [largest fantail]
-Squid [orange and white]
-Goldie [basic gold fantail]
-Token [Black moore]
-Norma Jean [white fantail]
3 Koi:
-Front and Center [butterfly koi]
-Special Edition [basic koi]
-Stewpedjep [basic koi]
1 Pleco:
-General Electric
3 Snails:
-Olley [gold mystery] RIP: Syffyl [his bro]
-2 to be named.. [black mystery]
Corals/Plants:
LOTS of Bamboo- WORKS GREAT
[I have heard some people don't have the best of luck.. I geus I just have Lucky Bamboo]
Several clumps of your basic hanging houseplant
[2 thumbs way up]
1 Green and White aquatic Sword Plant
[2 thumbs way up]
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
Fish are freinds NOT food.
About Yourself:
to be continued..
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