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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
I had bought a 20Gal Tank. A Marineland 120 Watt Visi-Therm Stealth Heater. A 30Gal/110W Hagen AquaClear Powerfilter. Standard 20W Light and a R2-Solutions: Extreme MoonLight.
Advice:
Do your research, Be (EXTREMLY) Patient, and Enjoy!!!
Fish Kept:
4 Neon Tetras, 4 Cherry Barbs, 2 Bala Sharks, 2 Clown Loaches, & 1 pleco.
Corals/Plants:
Regular gravel from a pet shop. 10lbs blue, 5lbs green, & 5lbs white. All fake... 2 (5") Dark green plants and 1 (24") Light green plant that overlaps on the surface to provide shade.
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Quote:
Where on God's Green Earth, is that fish?
About Yourself:
Been doing this for about 3 months now. My Wife and I are stayin' with my mother and father for about a year to save up money for a home. We would like to have a dog, but my mother has a problem with Animals. So we decided to get some fish... after about a month of research I put it all together.
When I finally have my own home, I plan on getting a 150 Gal Tank. (My 20 Gal will be my Q-Tank) I'm already planning for it. It's can be difficult to maintain a small tank (Small space for big mistakes) Like I've heard people say "GO BIG! OR GO HOME!"
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