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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
My Tank is 15" tall by 16" wide it can hold 19 litres of water. It is made by Elite it model number is system 3. I dont currently have any lighting on it but it will have soon and i will place this underneath the lid of the tank. My filter is placed at the back of the aquarium to the top eft hand side. It is made by elite and it is called the Stingray. It is brilliant . I have 1 golden coloured rock in it and 2 artificial rocks that have several artificial plants.
Advice:
Think about what you are going to put in the tank before you add the fish. Go to your local fisherie and ask the man behind th counter what he thinks, if you do this then the man you ask will give you great answer. He will probably know about fish and have a lot of experience. Good luck my fellow friends !!
Fish Kept:
I have 5 fish in total but i can keep upto Six. I have 2 comet goldfish at the moment, 1 oranda and 2 golden orfe. These are nice i called the two comet goldfish ellie and maddie the oranda pepto and the other two tom and jerry. There a good and cheeky names LOL. If i changed my tank from freshwater to tropical then i would be able to hold about 30-40 small to medium sized fish and 2-5 bigger fish.
Corals/Plants:
I have I have 1 golden coloured rock in it and 2 artificial rocks that have several artificial plants and 1 artificial plant that is standing alone.
Tank Size:
5 gallons
Quote:
'Good Luck Mate'
About Yourself:
I am 18 still living at home with my mum. One day i was with my dad and saw a really nice fish tank in a local garden centre, I brought it and filled it with fish. I am still at school. But will be leaving in a year or so.
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