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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
The size of my tank is 36x18x18, i have a Aquar Line 500 pump with 4 outlets, undergravel filter system, Fluval plus 3 using a carbon sponge filter, im not 2 sure on the lighting system. all i no is i got an aquar glo bulb.
Advice:
start big but read up 1st and find out what fish can live together cos there's nothing worse than watchin an angel fish chase around a guppy and nipping its fins.
Fish Kept:
1 x Extra Large Zebra Pleco (20cm/8"),
2 x Female Speckled Mollys,
1 x Male Speckled Molly,
6 x Female Platys,
4 x Male Platys,
7 x Female Guppys,
6 x Male Guppys,
2 x Large Apple Jack Snails,
6 x Small Multi-Colored Apple Jack Snails,
2 x Female Dwarf Gourami,
1 x Male Dwarf Gourami,
5 x Zebra Danios,
5 x Gold Danios,
2 x Glass Catfish,
3 x Blue Neon Tetra,
6 x Black Neon Tetra,
2 x Pink Widow Tetra,
6 x Alge Eating shrimp,
1x Male Fighter,
10x Dwarf Frogs,
Loads of guppy babies
Corals/Plants:
i only keep fake plants i have a mixture of plastic and silk.
Tank Size:
22 gallons
Quote:
Live Fast Die Young!!
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