Post by crazydaz on Nov 7, 2011 18:14:37 GMT -6
My name is Don; my wife and I recently (about a month ago) relocated from St. Louis to The Nash and have a home in Goodlettsville. Found this site via ThePlantedTank, and I've been a pretty active member on APC until my back went out on me a few years ago and I had to take a few years leave.
I do a ton of travel for my job, as I work in sales for a large biotech. I have restarted my custom made 200 gallon square tank. It is a high-tech set up, using 12 HO T5 Giesemann bulbs for lighting, pressurized CO2, etc. I have kept Apistos, and currently have Rainbow Cichlids along with variety of tetras and nerites. My "forte" (I guess) would be my plants, which maybe I can share some of my knowledge with "y'all."
However, i am a novice when it comes to cichlids...my fish survive just fine, and whereas I enjoy cichlids, they usually make a good mess of a planted tank, so I've had to leave them (mostly) out of my tanks. Dwarfs are pretty cool, but I have a TON to learn. Which is what I am going to do here.
I've hit the Critter already. That place is pretty nice!
Anyhow: (obligatory) Hi there!
I do a ton of travel for my job, as I work in sales for a large biotech. I have restarted my custom made 200 gallon square tank. It is a high-tech set up, using 12 HO T5 Giesemann bulbs for lighting, pressurized CO2, etc. I have kept Apistos, and currently have Rainbow Cichlids along with variety of tetras and nerites. My "forte" (I guess) would be my plants, which maybe I can share some of my knowledge with "y'all."
However, i am a novice when it comes to cichlids...my fish survive just fine, and whereas I enjoy cichlids, they usually make a good mess of a planted tank, so I've had to leave them (mostly) out of my tanks. Dwarfs are pretty cool, but I have a TON to learn. Which is what I am going to do here.
I've hit the Critter already. That place is pretty nice!
Anyhow: (obligatory) Hi there!
