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Country:
Canada
Description:
3ft bowfront tank with a bubble wall along the whole back, skilter 400 as the filter, cichlids, Lake Tanganykan(?) rock(50 lbs), 50lbs. lacerock from Utah, crushed coral and blue gravel for substrate
Advice:
Don't settle for anything less than exactly what you want or need. If you want a True Perculae Clown, don't settle for a false one. I found that you don't enjoy your tank as much as when you get what you want
Fish Kept:
In this tank, 3 Yellow Labido(1f, 2m), 1 male Venustus, 2 female pink convict, 2 male pink convict, 1 male red zebra, 1blue fish (forget which kind), 1 Jack Dempsey, 1 black/yellow fish (not sure what kind),
Corals/Plants:
none
Tank Size:
50 gallons
Quote:
Knowledge Speaks, But Wisdom Listens -Jimi Hendrix
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