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State:
North Carolina
Country:
United States
Description:
Fertilizers: EI 2x a week
Eco complete
4- 96watt CF 10,000K and 6,700k coralife
CO2: 20lb Pressurized diffused with Cerges Reactor
Filtration: Eheim 2262 Canister, AC110 (HOB)
Current: Eheim 2260 pump (running Cerges Reactor, UV and heaters)
2- Hydor ETH 300 In-Line Heater
1- 18w turbo twist sterilizer
WC- once a week
Advice:
Research, research, research...and then find what works for you. Have fun with it.
Fish Kept:
Red Turquoise Discus
Aqua Green Scribbles Discus
Rummy nose
Ottos
Siamese algae eater
Julii Cory Cats
Cherry Shrimp
Corals/Plants:
Plants:
Green Cabomba
Broad Ludwigia
Dwarf Lily Bulb
Moneywort
Red Tiger Lotus
Limnophila Aromatica
Star grass
Rotala Rotundifolia
Anubias nana var. 'Petite'
Needle Leaf Java Fern
Java Fern 'Trident'
Amazon Sword
Brazilian Pennywort
Micro sword
Red Wendtii
Lutea
Crypt
Tank Size:
180 gallons
About Yourself:
Lab rat....research scientist. Plant lover aqua and garden.
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