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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
55 gal tank with 4 x 65 watt pc lighting. Magnum 350 canister filter. DIY CO2 with DIY reactor. Tank is one month old now. Suprised at how well the DIY co2 injector and reactor work.
Advice:
Do it the right way, not the quick way.
Fish Kept:
4 fancy guppies, 10 neon tetras, 10 black neon tetras, 10 bloodfin tetras, 3 threadfin rainbows, 10000000 snails
Corals/Plants:
ludwigia, hornwort, crystal val, giant hygro, gymnocromis, altgranathcra, parvulus, difformis, ozelot, anubias afzelli, cryptocoryn lucens, java fern. Some spelling probably off
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
Its not worth doing if you dont do it right
About Yourself:
Been keeping fish tanks for 15 years or so, this is my first attempt at a planted tank. Have had 10-125 gal tanks saltwater, reef, and fish only. This hobby never gets boring.
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