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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
16 litre betta lifespace aquarium (HY-203 powerhead/Trickle filter + 25w heater + lights)
Decor consists of; gravel, plastic plants, small terracotta plant pot and larva rock aquired from a holiday in lanzarote =D
Advice:
Research thoroughly and make sure your mildly confident in what you have learned. you will gain the rest of your confidence with experience. tackle any hurdle with a good research sesh. it worked for me... the most important advise ever...join some forums as there are many experienced hobbists who can help =) your not alone and dont panick
Fish Kept:
16L tank inhabitants
1 male guppy
4 female guppys
4 neon tetras
10 apple snails
Corals/Plants:
none as of yet
Tank Size:
3 gallons
Quote:
Just keep swimming <-- haha
About Yourself:
Finished a BTEC National Diploma in Animal Management with 3 Distinctions.
it took me 2 years and i thoroughly enjoyed it. I spent the majoritory of my time in the aquatics room and its become an obsession from there really. i was devistated to leave college jsut because of the fact that i would be leaving my fish.
i learned many things through spending time in the aquatics department and done the piping for the intergrated tanks which are still there now ( a very proud accomplishment of mine).
but now that i have left college im slowly starting up my own collection. i started with a small 16litre and have just bought a 10 gallon, as i still live with my mum its taking a bit of time to talk her round to let me take up room with tanks, but i'll get there eventually, hopefully.
currently, after leaving college ive been unable to find a job at all! which also brings a halt to expanding and aquiring new tanks as i just would be able to afford them. =(
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