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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: Top-Fin 18-Gallon tall tank (74°F), Cyro Industries Acrylite FF ¼" acrylic cover, All-Glass 15W 18" fluorescent strip-light, Tetra Whisper PF-40i 170 GPH filter, Ebo Jager 125W submersible heater, AA-Aquarium 9W UV sterilizer, Colorado Aggregate epoxy-coated natural gravel, Top-Fin driftwood decoration, Top Fin silicone air-line tubing, Bakker Magnetics 125 Mag-Float cleaner, AQT3000 3W air-pump (to be upgraded), Aquarium Pharmaceuticals Freshwater Master Test Kit
Advice: Educate yourself, buy top-quality fish & equipment.
Fish Kept: 1 Tiger Oscar, 2 Tinfoil Barbs, 1 Gourami, 2 Clown Loaches
Corals/Plants: SeaGarden Brown Balansae, Broad Leaf Ludwigia, Halophila Engelmannii, & Caulerpa Verticellata plants
Tank Size: 18 gallons
Quote: If God had intended us to drink beer, he would have given us stomachs.

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