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State:
Alabama
Country:
United States
Description:
Basically a work in progress,
Lighting: Aqua/white TopFin lights
(was an aqua color, but the color has faded)
Filter: TopFin 10 with TopFin filters
Plants: One medium and one large ceramic plant
Other: 11-inch plastic swim through log
I know im just mostly using cheap topfin supplies, but its all i can afford as of now.
Advice:
Always take great care of your fish, keep their tank as clean as possible, and be sure to keep them happy and relaxed. Keep them in an environment thats pleasing and home feeling to them.
Fish Kept:
Some of your typical goldfish
Koi
Shubunkins
Fancy goldfish
Black moors (i think thats their name ;P)
Comet Goldfish
Betas (Male)
Algae Eaters
hopefully soon Bala Sharks :D
All of these fish i either have or had in an aquarium or bowl
Corals/Plants:
Large ceramic and medium sized ceramic plants
Tank Size:
10 gallons
About Yourself:
Well ive just started the whole aquarium thing, and im trying my best to keep my fish happy for the moment. I live in the boondocks basically (east alabama) but i plan on staying for a while. When im not staring deeply into my tank, im normally outside messing with my dogs, or just playing videogames :D All of my fish supplies i bought with my hard-earned money, and its gonna stay that way.
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