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Country: Australia
Description: fresh water tank: gravel base, lightly planted,medium rocks and flower pot. 30 gallons. 120 gallon external filter, 109 gallon internal filter, 150 watt heater, airator. salt water tank: small nano reef tank, live rock and various corals, yellow tail damsels and some clowns more fish to come
Advice: start of with cheap fish, build up lots of experience, use good eqipment, have lots of money!!!!
Fish Kept: cichlids, livebearers, charachins, tertas, catfish, goldfish.
Corals/Plants: fake plants (due to cichlids) live rock various coral
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: fish are hard work.
About Yourself: fish hobbies.

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