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State: West Virginia
Country: United States
Description: 10gal Freshwater tank. Black gravel substrate, filter (using polyfil media, peat pot, sand and activated carbon), plastic plants for now. Hood is from a reptile tank with CFLs.
Advice: Try not to go OCD. I have been keeping fish since i was old enough to help feed them and I am constantly rearranging or adding things. Some of the best aquariums I've seen are the ones that are rarely touched.
Fish Kept: Feeder Guppies, Long-Finned Danios, Freshwater Crayfish, Goldfish, Fancy Guppies, Angel fish, Columbian Cats, Otos...
Corals/Plants: Hoping to install plants soon
Tank Size: 10 gallons
About Yourself: I have kept various fish, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians off and on all my life. Avid Gardener and outdoors person.

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