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Country:
Canada
Description:
72" x 22" x 18" - 1 - Fluval 403, 1 - Filstar XP3, Ebo - jager heaters 1 - 200 watt, 1 - 250 watt and a powerhead.
Advice:
Research
Fish Kept:
1 - Decorated Syno (Synodontis Decorus) 1 - Angel Catfish (Synodontis Angelicus) 1 - Featherfin (Synodontis Eupterus) 1 - Synodontis Ocellifer 1 - Synodontis Petricola 1- Hoplo Catfish (Hoplosternum thoracatum) 1 - Sailfin Pleco (Glyptoperichthys gibbiceps) 10 - Clown Loaches 4 - Pakistani Loach (Botia Almorhae) 1 - Quenn Loach (Botia Dario) 4 - Bala Sharks 1 - Redtail Shark 2 - Threadfin Acaras (M/F) 1 - Blue Dolphin (Cyrtocara moorii) 1 - Pseudotropheus Polit 1 - Neolamprologus Leleupi 1 - Cyphotilapia Frontosa (6 Stripe M) 1 - Tropheus Duboisi 2 - Otopharynx Lithobates (Sulpher Crest M/F) 1 - Mbuna Zebra Unknown (See pic, tell me if you know what it is)
Corals/Plants:
All Plastic
Tank Size:
120 gallons
About Yourself:
I used to have 6 tanks and 2 ponds on the go but i had to move. i'm down to my 120G now. Have you ever seen a 2000G pond in someone's basement?
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