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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
Well i have a cichlid 55 Gallon tank. It includes some rocks and mainly fake plants since my fish apparantly dnt like them.
Advice:
Ask alot of questions and find the answers its the only way you will learn.
Fish Kept:
1 (Albino Oscar), 2 African cichlids (Melanochromis auratus) both female and male, and 1 (Flowerhorn).
Corals/Plants:
fake plants all the way... real plants nasty.
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
lol.. idk...&..."live like a celebrity".... BIRD....BIRD....BIRD Is The Word"... a ba ba ba Bird BIRD Bird ..." lol
About Yourself:
My name is EDVIN im 19 years old and I live in the jungle pavement of the city of HOUSTON. No, I aint country, im loud but not howdy country. Ive been a fish hobbiest since I can remember. I love fish they're beautiful creatures. Ive had all types of fish except cichlids so well see whats da damn deal!!!!
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