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Country: United Kingdom
Description: have a 65 gallon tank. have american cichild's and some pleco's and catfish. Added a silver arowana the other day
Advice: good filteration and weekly water change and filter maitanence.
Fish Kept: Electric Blue Jack Dempsey, Mexican cichlid,2 Blood Parrot, Black Convict Cichlid and fry, Gold Severum, Red Marlboro Discus, 2 Upside Down Cat, 2 Sailfin Pleco (L-83), Synodontis Eupterus Catfish, 2Firemouth Cichlid, Green Terror, Tire Track Eel, 4Clown Loach, 2 wild rotkiel severum, silver arowana
Corals/Plants: no plants just ornaments and coral rock and plastic helicopter in the middle.
Tank Size: 65 gallons
Quote: go big
About Yourself: started with gold fish in a 25litre tank then decided to go bigger. partners brother got me into the american cichlids

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