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State:
Washington
Country:
United States
Description:
Discus tank, 55 gal. fine gravel, black light, fake plants, penguin biowheel 400, air wands, and lots of love
Advice:
So far what i have learned, to have alot of patience, I MEAN ALOT
Fish Kept:
55gal. 1 Rainbow Shark, 6 Discus, 1 Pleco
30gal has angels, ram heads, pictus cats, Leaf fish, Snails, cardinals, tetras and a guppy
Corals/Plants:
I pefer the fake silk plants, in case of the real plant dieing and decaying my tank, besides there are some silks that look real
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
"Treat it how you want to be treated"
About Yourself:
New at this fishy thing but love every minute of it
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