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State:
Michigan
Country:
United States
Description:
55Gal-
One 3.5'' Gold Saum
One 2.5'' Firemouth
One 5'' L203
AquaClear 110
Emperor 400
MaxiJet 1200
Finnex 200watt titainum heater
ZooMed 48'' Reef-Sun 5050 strip
Advice:
Follow advice from people who have been there and done that. Don't be affraid to ask questions.
Fish Kept:
Pygo piranha species, serra piranha species, African cichlids (Malawi), Central and south american cichlid species. Varioous pleco species
Corals/Plants:
none
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
"I got lost on my way to college, Sir!"
About Yourself:
I have just recently gotten out of the Army and am working for MSU where my wife attends school. I have a beautful 2 year old daughter who loves to sit on the couch and stare with her dad at the fish tank. I started keeping fish aquariums 15 years ago with my first tank being a 10 gallon tank with 10 baby red belly piranha (advice being from a store clerk). After a few weeks, and only having 2 RBP's left...instead of giving up, I figured out what I did wrong and made corrections. I've been hooked ever scense.
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