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Country:
Malaysia
Description:
Small tank with HOB filter. No lighting at this moment. 1 live plant and 1 plastic plant. i also include color plastic cube and small barrel for fish to hide in.
Advice:
Do your research 1st on the type of fish you want to keep.
Fish Kept:
3 red eye tetra, 5 neon tetra, 2 gourami (dwarf n blue), 1 ping pong (not sure its real name), 2 more not sure of its name.
Corals/Plants:
Plastic and live plants, rocks and sands.
Tank Size:
5 gallons
About Yourself:
Hi guys..i'm azul fr M'sia. I have just started keeping fish for about 1 months now. 1st i started on saltwater fish but they are hard to kept after a while and so i now move on to freshwater fish as they are less expensive. I just have a small tank ( not sure of its size, maybe under 5g). i'm thinking on upgrading to a bigger tank in the near future. Hope you guys can give me some advice on keeping fish and i would like to decorate the tank although its a small one.
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