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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Standard Juwel Rio 240. All filtter / heater standard edition. Dims 121 x 46 x 51
Advice: Read about each fish you which to purchase before buying.
Fish Kept: Plenty in different tanks, this particular tank 1 x Angel 1 x Golden Nugget Pleco 1 x Black Widow Tetra 2 x Glowlight Tetra 3 x Red Eyed Tetra 4 x Bleeding Heart Tetra
Corals/Plants: Quite a few, havent a clue of the names. 2 very small plastic ones in each corner although 95% real.
Tank Size: 240 gallons
Quote: Less is more
About Yourself: I work for a feight forward company in sunny England. My dream has always been to travel and dive at the best spots in the world but a fish tank was the cheaper option.

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