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State: Massachusetts
Country: United States
Description: my fish tank is 6 feet long 18inches wide and 24'' high and is125 gallons with one 15''oscar with 3 emperor 400's ,140 lbs of natural gravel with no plants
Advice: to get as much info as you can and buy the biggest tank your space and wallet will let you. because the larger the tank the easyer the tank is to care for
Fish Kept: one large albino oscar/one 9'' pleco and a 5'' common pleco
Corals/Plants: fake plants none my oscar is 8 yrs old and will be nine on febuary 1st the same for the pleco
Tank Size: 125 gallons
Quote: relax
About Yourself: i just had a daughter on 9-15-2006 7 lbs 19.3/4'' long i live in dracut mass

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