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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: SeaClear 40 Tall w/Eclipse 3 System; SeaClear 60 Regular; NOVA Extreme Pro T5; All natural decorations; Live plants; Flourish subtrate; SeaClear Filter 70; SeaClear Powerhead 50;
Advice: Read before you buy. Keep a quaritine tank available. Know your budget and time you can invest.
Fish Kept: Roseline Sharks Bosmani Rainbow Goyder River Rainbow New Guinea Rainbow Turquoise Rainbow Marci Rainbow Maccullochi Rainbow Furcata Rainbow Madagascar Rainbows Peacock Gudgeon Rainbows German Blue Rams German Yellow Rams Gold Nugget Pleco Goldspot Ancistrus Albinos Blue Eyed Albino Algae Eater Cardinal Tetras Neon Tetras African Dwarf Frog Angelfish Blue Tetras Sunset Guarmi
Corals/Plants: Did not keep a list.
Tank Size: 60 gallons

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