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State: Kansas
Country: United States
Description: 55 Gal Main Tank 30 Gal Refugium DIY CO2 reactor on 170 gph powerhead 30# CO2 tank on a uniweld regulator
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Fish Kept: Main 55 Gal Tank 1 Pleco, (10 in.) 1 Panda Cory (1.25 in.) 1 Syndontis Catfish (5 in.) 2 Three Spotted Gourami (3 in.) 2 Moonlight Gourami (5 in.) 2 Honey Gourami (3.5 in) 1 Opalescent Gourami (2 in) 1 YoYo Loach (2 in.) 1 Boesman's Rainbowfish (4 in.) 4 Black Skirt Tetra (3 in.) 2 Otos 12 Ghost Shrimp 12 Guppies 30 Gal Refugium 5 Tiger Barbs (3 in.) 2 Green Barbs (3 in.) 20+ Guppies 10+ Mollies
Corals/Plants: I have 19 different plant species in my tank. I'm slowly getting them all identified: Cabomba Amazon Sword Borneo Sword Algae Balls- Cladophora Aegagrophila Anacharis Jungle Vallisneria (Vallisneria americana) Common Watermilfoil (M. simulans) But there are dwarf grasses, floaters, segmented, a couple of ferns.
Tank Size: 85 gallons
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