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State:
Arkansas
Country:
United States
Description:
my 40 gallon
Advice:
GREAT LIGHT AND CO2!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Make sure you change water at least once a week or every other week.
Fish Kept:
11 Discus: 2 Fire Dragon, 2 Brillant Blue Diamonds, 2 Baby Blue Pandas, 2 Aqua green Scribbles, 1 Red Snakeskin, and 2 Red Turquoise
Red Dawrf Honey Gourami, Bummble Bee Goby, Apistogroma, Black Knife Fish, Pearl Gourami, Dwarf Neon Rainbows, Galaxy Rasbora, I have at least 6 different shrimp, and black yellow and blue mystery snails. Black loach and a Kuli loach and a dojo loach.
Corals/Plants:
A bunch of different Rotellas, Anubis, Penny wort, Hornwort, at least 3 different grasses, sword plant, lilly plant, purple hippo,and a lot that I dunno the name of.
Tank Size:
40 gallons
About Yourself:
I have loved fish for as long as I can rember. I think that my tanks are wonderful and are like the one thing I do really good lol. When I was little I wanted to be a marine biologist but that didnt work lol. I plan on owning a aquriam shop in the furture.
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