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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
75 long, 48X20X18, Two 50 gallon aqua clear filters, All Glass aquarium lighting, 50/50 light bulb, glass thermometer, 1.25" bull rock, pea gravel, all artificial plants
Advice:
Exposing the tank to a long period of lighting will increase the amount of algae causing everything to turn green.
Fish Kept:
1 Pleco, 6 Blood fins, 3 White Mollys, 1 Ghost Knife, 2 Sword Tails, 6 Rosie Barbs, 4 Green Tiger Barbs, 3 ScissorTails, 4 Hatchets, 5 Black Neons, 5 Glow Danios, 2 Gouramis, 1 Dwarf Powder Blue Gourami, 5 Barbs, 3 Bleeding Hearts, 2 Diamond tetras, 2 Koi Angels, 2 Long Fin Angels, 1 Paradise Gouramis, 2 Glass Fish, 2 Serape Tetras, 3 Columbian Tetras, 3 Lamp Eyes, 3 Long Fin Blue Danios, 6 Zebra Danios, 1 Albino shark, 1 Rainbow Shark, 2 yellow mollys, and several others
Corals/Plants:
Artificial plants / Bull rock
Tank Size:
75 gallons
About Yourself:
Just a hobby
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