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State: Kentucky
Country: United States
Description: tropical tank, whisper 30-60, undergravel filter run by aqua culture double air pump, double and single aqua culture air pumps work the bubbl,e stones
Advice: don't buy everything at one time
Fish Kept: we have 2 large oscars one albino oscar and one longfin oscar
Corals/Plants: we use plastic natural looking plants.
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Happiness like a butterfly, settles upon you when you least expect it.
About Yourself: My husband and I have three tanks, the 55gallons and two 30gallons. They keep us busy. Also 5 cats and 2 dogs. I enjoy photography and gardening, I'm a cashier and I run a greenhouse in the summer. my husband has a passion for airplanes and astronomy, he is a store manager at a local grocery store.

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