Photo #2 - 150 Gallon Freshwater Planted

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: 72"x18"x29" / Metal halide,compact fluorescent and compact fluorescent actinic / Drs. Foster Smith Fully Automated CO2 with Ph control solenoid / In-line and sump water heaters / Lifereef LF2 trickle fliter with 1 activated carbon cylinder / 2 Phosban Reactors 1 gph flow rate / Coral Life Power Center / Natural river rocks from local stream / Azalea bush bleached and rinsed for 3 days / Eheim automatic feeder
Advice: Make your aquarium as automated as possible Plan your tank for mature fish size. It may be exciting to see a lot of fish in your aquarium, but the personality they will reveal when not overcrowded is much more rewarding
Tank Size: 150 gallons

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