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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
Juwel Vision 260.
Volume: approx. 260 Litres
Measurements: 121 x 46 x 62 cm
Filtration - Juwel internal Bio filter, plus a JAD Submersible filter - SP-604E...this extra filter helps keep the water quality under control due to the over stocking.
Aeration - Juwel O2 diffuser (attatched to filter spout. JAD Low Noise Air pump - S-2000 plus Bubble wall tubing.
Advice:
Never rush setting up a new tank...youve only yourself to blame for beeing too impatient, and selfish by not thinking of your fish!
Say bye bye to any other hobby you have...this is by far the best one out there!..Its very addictive but very rewarding!!!!
Fish Kept:
A Pair of Aulonocara Jacobfreibergi - Red Flush, A pair of Steveni Taiwan Reef, A Pair Aulonocara Blue Nyasse, A pair of Orange Peacock Aulonocara, 3 Labidochromis Caeruleus - Electric yellow labido, 5 Orange Blotch Aulonocara, A pair of Tangariene Aulonocara, 3 Aulonocara benschi, 3 Aulonocara Rubin Reds, A pair of Pseudotropheus Elongatus "Chewere", A pair of Pundamilia Nyererei (Haplochromis Nyererei) A pair of Haplochromis Species#44 (thick skin), and finally 4 Bristle nose Placs - 1 male and 3 female...breading non stop.
Ive set up a baby tank and i have 9 Blue nyasse, 32 tangarine babys...plus what seems like millions of baby bristlenose plecs lol
Corals/Plants:
Java Fern and 'Onion plants' ... the only plants ive found that they dont like to eat!!!!!
Tank Size:
58 gallons
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