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State:
Maryland
Country:
United States
Description:
100 gallon planted freshwater tank, 1 350 MAGNUM CANISTER FILTER and 1 301powerhead w/canister filter
Advice:
Research....know what you have, what it will grow into(size, aggression, territorial issues) My friends always complement my aquariums and talk with interest of doing this hobby as well but, it does take effort...you must take pride and sacrifice time for your aquariums!!
Fish Kept:
Australian Rainbow, Blue Gourami, 6 Columbian Tetras, 6 Red Phantom Tetras, 3 Flying Foxes, 1 Siamese Flying Fox, Spotted Pleco, Albino Bristlenose pleco, 2 Corydoris and a Molucaan Fan Shrimp
Corals/Plants:
amazon swords(marbled and standard),cryptocerne(green, red, bronze leafed), java moss, java fern, indian fern, anubias, aquarium Lillies, Melon sword and Madagascar Lace leaf!
Tank Size:
100 gallons
Quote:
Life is like a photograph-it is through the negatives in which we develop!
About Yourself:
I am ME! I love my Animals...fish,mammals,reptiles, birds!
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