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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
3ftx2ftx2ft fluval vicenza bow front, fluval filter, jad heater, 2 daylight florescent tubes, hydro atop bubble machine with leds.
2 bala sharks,
1 common pleco,
8 black neon tetra,
8 silver tip tetra,
2 Mexican mollies white
2 Mexican mollies black
9 male guppies 6 female, variety. Two swordtails, 4 tuxedo mollies, 1 clown loach, God knows how many ramshorn and pond snails lol
Advice:
Read up on the net, any questions Google it, Google holds the answer to all fish related things.
Fish Kept:
Bala Shark, Common Pleco, Platy, Dalmatian Molly, Silver Tip Tetra, Black Neon Tetra, Blue Delta Guppy, Red Cobra Delta Guppy, Green Cobra Guppy
Corals/Plants:
Not sure of their names.
Tank Size:
150 gallons
Quote:
elvis is in the building
About Yourself:
I'm May, 18, from UK, love Elvis and fish, I have a daughter called Presley who's three months.. I like rockabilly and the 50's..
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