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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
Starter community tank just figuring out species.
Simple set up with live rocks, 2 40 inch L.E.D. tubes with bubble 48" curtain bubbler. 2 set of dome lights 240w output daylights. T5 HO Lights on the way with lumen moonlighting. I also have a 225 L.E.D. for them at night.All lights on remote control switch relay. I have 2 waterfall filters up top One with a Ammonia Nitrate Nitrite Pouch and Other a Sponge and a Fluval405 (8 Compartments for filters) Cannister Filter below that has zeocarb, biomax, and carb filter, and ammonia nitrate nitrite remover.
Advice:
Plan what you want to do with the tank otherwise be ready to spend a whole lot of money on fish. Also if your starting community and unaware if they are compatible keep a night light for them cause they may get eaten over night
Fish Kept:
Fish Inventory:
Ive had this tank for under a year now. I have a 125 gallon tank made into a community tank with assorted South African Cichlids, a Albino and a Tiger Oscar, Afra Cichlid, Tiger Barbs, Severums, Tire Track and a Peacock Eel, Danio Minnows, Red Tail Rainbow Shark, Silver Dollars, Plecos and more...over 50 fish in there right now
Removed:
Leporinus-Violent killed high fin banded shark
Red Belly Pacu-Too big too fast and pretty aggressive
Corals/Plants:
Live Rocks, Variety of fake plants. I place life plants here and there for the fish to feed on.
Tank Size:
125 gallons
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