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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
Tropical tank with fish and mixture of real and fake plants. Filtration; undergravel filter using airstones powered by a rena 301 and a fluval 3 plus internal filter. Lighting; 1 fluorescent tube. Rocks to create some hiding places.
Advice:
Regular water changes; if the water chemistry isn't correct the aquarium won't function properly
Fish Kept:
2 angelfish, 2 firemouths, 1 festivum cichlid, 2 clown loaches, 2 corys, 2 dwarf gouramis, 1 loach, 1 catfish and 1 pleco
Corals/Plants:
Mixture of real and fake plants
Tank Size:
22 gallons
Quote:
I can't help noticing your house smells of faeces!
About Yourself:
Got into the hobby because dad has had tanks all his life so i got one. This tank is one of dads old ones and i also have a malawi cichlid tank which i got more recently
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