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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 24"w 18"d 24"h Fluval plus 4 filter. Glo overhead canopy with 30w aqua glo tube. 300w heater
Advice: Research well.
Fish Kept: 2 Marbled Angels. 6 Tiger Barbs. 6 Neon Tetras. 1 Bolivian Ram. 1 German Blue Ram. 1 Bristlenose Plec. 2 Amano shrimp . 2 Mountain shrimp
Corals/Plants: Various plants all live
Tank Size: 45 gallons
Quote: You can't polish a turd
About Yourself: I inherited an aquarium in my teens and made more than a few mistakes with it. Eventually with only a few fish left alive i gave up and sold the lot.Now in my 40s and with mass of information and advice available on the internet i decided to revisit my old hobby : My tank has now been going strong for 2 years and ive only lost one fish (due to jumping out of the tank) . occupation: Stained glass window designer/manufacturer

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