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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
150 gallon tank (72x24x20).
40gal. wet/dry filter, 5 gal of Bio-balls,
1 mag drive 9.5, 1 rio 2500 for return pumps.
Magnum 350 canister
2-175W metal halide bulbs (10000K) in Hamilton pendants.
3" of Natural gravel, rocks and plastic plants.
Temp 78 constant. 350W Otto Heater
Built in-wall
Advice:
Don't give up. Be patient and read, read, read.
Fish Kept:
Red Devil, Jack Dempseys, slavinis, Jewels, Green Terrors, Texas Cichlids, YoYo Loach, Blue red tail Botia, Pictus Catfish, Convicts
Corals/Plants:
Tank Size:
150 gallons
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