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Country:
Ireland
Description:
Rio 240L(63.4g) with internal filter removed and eheim 2236 external fitted and standard intake pipe with lily pipe return just below the water level to give a gentle ripple on the surface. Tropica substrate covered in black glass gravel. Pressurised c02 system using fire extinguisher running @ 1bps being diffused by a Spiro 9500 diffuser. Lighting = 2x40waquaglow & 2x40wdaylight. Total of 160w over 240L =2.5wpg
pH.6.6, ammonia.0, nitrite.0, nitrate.5, p04.0.
Advice:
never give up if things go wrong. everything is fixable
Fish Kept:
5x angels, 3x boesemanni rainbows. 10x neon tetras. 10x ottos. 2x gold gouramies.
6x S.A.Es. 1x L14 pleco. 4x ammano shrimp. 4x zebra danios.
Corals/Plants:
Hygrophila polysperma, Vall:Americana, Pogostemon helferi, HC cuba,
bacopa australis, Echinodorus macrophyllus, Echinodorus bleheri,
Anubias batari:nana, bacopa caoliniana, Echinodorus ozolot, eleocharis acicularis, and I can’t think what else is in there.
Tank Size:
64 gallons
Quote:
may your plants grow with you
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