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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: Lake malawi / pool sand / fake plants / river rock / whisper 30/60 heater / penguin 200 / penguin 100 filled with bio ceramic, no filter, only pre filter on intake 100m / thermometer /
Advice: Research what fish u prefer and there habitat before setting up your tank / water changes are a must i change 35% weekly. I feed my fish daily pellets are gone within 20/30 seconds keeps nitrites and ammonia very low fish are very healthy and breeding
Fish Kept: 4 labs 1 male / 5 kenyi 1 male
Corals/Plants: Fake plant / river rock
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: Millright = No problems, Only sollutions.
About Yourself: Only have ben in the hobby for a couple months and have a clean worry free malawi tank with minimum maintenance required. My two children love the tank and any company that i have over.

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