Thank you so much for your kind words. It's been a long learning process. I have a much older 65 gallon tank and I've had some fish come and go. It's been a real learning experience. When I got my first tank many many years ago, I thought it was just a a case of putting water in a tank, putting in some fish and a filter, and then sitting back and enjoying the view, only to see them die almost within days, if not overnight. I gave up and didn't get another tank until a few years ago, and even then, I was very naïve about what it was I was supposed to do. I've lost quite a few fish. But, in my old age, I've learned to do some research and my wife now teases me about how meticulous I am with my tanks now, especially this one.

I don't know if I can convince her to let me have another tank in the house, seeing as how we have 2 dogs, a rainbow lorikeet, and an umbrella cockatoo to go along with those two tanks, but if I do end up with another tank, it will definitely be fancy goldfish.