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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
75G Hex front DAS tank, converted to freshwater with a Filstar XP3.
White cichlid sand, ledge rocks, cedar root.
Anubius, Java Fern, Micro Sword, Spiralis, Variegated Japanese Dwarf Rush.
Will be set up as a Tanganyika tank, breeding Calvus, and possibly Syno Catfish
Advice:
Go Big or Go Home. 20 Gallons are for your kids room.
Fish Kept:
currently cycling. In the past, I have bred Red Top Zebras; kept snapper turtles, Red Eared Sliders, Malawi cichlids, striped raphel, plecs, convicts, Peacock Bass,
Corals/Plants:
Anubius, Java Fern, Micro Sword, Spiralis, Variegated Japanese Dwarf Rush
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
Get To Da Choppa
About Yourself:
it all started with a 5 gallon someone left at my house. Then a friend gave me a baby Red Devil without telling me they are monsters. I quickly went through a 10 gallon, into a 20, then traded him in for some Malawi cichlids. I added a 40G with baby snapping turtles, and then added the 125G. I sold it all, and now have a perfect 75G that will be for Tangs only.
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