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Country: United Kingdom
Description: my 75 gallon has 2 rays, redtail catfish, redtail/TSH hybrid, clarius catfish, giant gourami, blue eyed one lined catfish, clown knifefish and 2 plecos. My 150 gallon has 22" redtail catfish, 20" silver arrowana, 17" albino giant gourami and 18" pacu
Advice: Do research before you do or buy anything.
Fish Kept: marine- corals, inverts, sharks, eels and many other fish. tropical all types apart from discus. coldwater- started with goldfish, now have 3000 gallon koi pond and 600 gallon wild pond.
Corals/Plants: various mushrooms, hard and soft and clams
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: God wants spritual fruit not religous nuts.
About Yourself: I live in London, UK. My dad keep fish for years so i grew up with them, i have been keeping my own for 10 years now.

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