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State:
Hawaii
Country:
United States
Description:
two 25 gallon tanks connected by two tubes (a custom[?] that had been @ the pet store forever i think), whisper filters, bubble screens
Advice:
don't be afraid to spend your paycheck!
Fish Kept:
9 1/2" black ghost knife fish; tiger/green/orange/platinum barbs; 3 glass catfish; pleco; black/koi angelfish; spotted catfish; 2 (1 m/1 f) electric yellow chiclids; electric blue chiclid; gold/blue gouramis; 4 loaches; 2 random sucker fish (can't remember the names); 2 random blue fish (can't remember now..); 1 random catfish (can't remember either); and 1 badass yellow guppy
Corals/Plants:
fake everything
Tank Size:
50 gallons
About Yourself:
it all started with a tiny black ghost in a little 10 gallon tank
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