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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
I have 3 tanks
biggest is a clear seal tank, 30*15*12 using a Fluval 250 exterior filter and 100 watt heater with 6inch bubble stone
second is an Aqua One UFO 350 with standard heater lamp and filter
third is a very mini tank with standard accesories and some moss balls with rocks
Advice:
Take any and every advice and always ask too many questions
Fish Kept:
In main tank I have7 male guppies (1 mysterious baby guppy) 8 cherry barbs 2 albino cory's 1 blue lobster (crayfish) and numourous zebra snails and ghost shrimp
In middle tank I have 1 male Betta, 2 female Bettas 5 neon tetra and 3 bulldog pleco's
In small tank currently just 2 tetras and 4 ghost shrimp (tanks in cycle mode)
Corals/Plants:
I have 2 tall plants and some moss balls, not sure of plant names
Tank Size:
22 gallons
About Yourself:
I started of with small 35 litre tank and just loved checking up on them, starting with just 3 guppies and 3 tetras with shrimp, then expanded and now watching them swim is soo soothing
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