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Country: India
Description: it is a 30 gallon 2.5 by 1.5 feet dimensions, around 110litres . It has 2 double pumps with one filter.their are 4 decorations with attached air stones and their is one bubble wand also i got a led light along with bubble maker attatched, other are all fake plants included.
Advice: search for evry fish properly before buying them.Most people have an impression that fishes die due to keeping in tanks, dont let their beleif encouraged.
Fish Kept: goldfish(common) two oranda red cap, one lionhead, two tiger sharks, two ghost angelfishes, two white carps, two snails,one black moore and one glass fish
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: get inspired
About Yourself: i jus started this hobby ,its been months back i bought my first bowl with gouramis..i hope i,ll go much further in breeding and keeping successfully all types of fish..

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