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Country:
Canada
Description:
4 feet x 2.5 feet x 2 feet
2 x fluvial 404
Advice:
put yourself in the skin of your fish. Give them places to hide for privacy and they will be healthier.
Feed them the best food there is and vary the diet. I also skip a day or so between feedings for periods of time especially once the tank has aged a little and the fish are in good shape. It works for me.
Fish Kept:
4 x M. Boesmani
2 x M. Lacustris
6 pearl danios
6 gold barbs
2 gold gouramis
1 red tail shark
2 amano shrimps
Corals/Plants:
lots of plants
will list species at later time
Tank Size:
95 gallons
Quote:
carpe diem
About Yourself:
environmental biologist by trade. Watch my tank instead of television, more relaxing
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