Hey everyone, I have lurked around here for quite a while and have learned a lot of information and finally decided to join when i needed some questions of my own answered.
I'm definately not new to fish, I'm a sophomore in college and have had atleast one tank up and running since my third grade. Right now I currently have:
a 37 gallon tank that is fairly heavily planted and fairly heavily stocked with a rainbow, rasboras, buenos aires tetras, danios, clown loach, skunk loach, chinese algae eater. It's my favorite tank and actually came into it for free last december when an old neighbor didn't want it.
a 20 gallon that is nothing but guppies, lots and lots of guppies.
and lastly a 2 gallon betta bowl w/ a crowntail. I know it's not as big as he needs but right now it's the easiest thing to handle living in the dorms, and seeing as i have a filter running on it capable of handling a five gallon tank he is very happy and constantly swimming around. I also have a two and a half, and a ten gallon laying around for whenever i need them.
Thank you for all the information i have already gotten, and I look forward to learning a ton more throughout the future.
I'm definately not new to fish, I'm a sophomore in college and have had atleast one tank up and running since my third grade. Right now I currently have:
a 37 gallon tank that is fairly heavily planted and fairly heavily stocked with a rainbow, rasboras, buenos aires tetras, danios, clown loach, skunk loach, chinese algae eater. It's my favorite tank and actually came into it for free last december when an old neighbor didn't want it.
a 20 gallon that is nothing but guppies, lots and lots of guppies.
and lastly a 2 gallon betta bowl w/ a crowntail. I know it's not as big as he needs but right now it's the easiest thing to handle living in the dorms, and seeing as i have a filter running on it capable of handling a five gallon tank he is very happy and constantly swimming around. I also have a two and a half, and a ten gallon laying around for whenever i need them.
Thank you for all the information i have already gotten, and I look forward to learning a ton more throughout the future.
There are tons of fish people there in KC, including an awesome club which I am a member of, HAAS (Heart of America Aquarium Society). 
I'll definitely be there for both events. 
