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State: Massachusetts
Country: United States
Description: i have a 55 gallon all Glass brand tank with a cherry wood stand and canopy!!! I use a marineland 350 bio-wheel filter a marineland 250 watt heater, a penguin 750 powerhead,an aqua culture air pump, and an allGlass aquarium premium reflector single tube strip-light 48" length.
Advice: always be patient with what u buy look around for the best equipment before making ur choice! Use for all of ur fish needs including live fish and inverts and amazing prices!
Fish Kept: i have: 1 albino cory 1 green cory 4 assorted angel fish 3 Giant Danios 4 black skirt tetras 1 yellow lab cichlid 1 snow white ahli 3 pink kissing gouramis
Corals/Plants: i just started using live plants so right now i only have 4 white ribbin plants
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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