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Country:
Australia
Description:
Dimensions:
48 x 18 x 15 inches.
Lighting:
Sylvania Gro-Lux T5 54w
Giesemann Midday T5 54w.
Filtration:
JHW-303b (UV light broken, not in use)
AquaOne internal filter to increase water flow.
CO2:
DIY yeast using two 2 litre bottles and silicone airline. Fed into the output of the internal filter for diffusion.
Fertilisation:
Macro- DIY solution with dry ferts and water, as per the PPS-Pro system. Message me if you want a link to the guide I use.
Trace- Seachem Flourish.
Substrate:
Small amount of laterite and 2-3 inches play sand.
I also have a 3.5 gallon bowl, planted, low light.
Advice:
Fish are often tougher than people make them out to be
Fish Kept:
Current stocking of 4 foot:
2 angelfish
2 german blue rams
5 xray tetras
3 kuhli loaches
1 black kuhli loach
3.5 gallon:
3 guppies. Fry are given to the angelfish
Corals/Plants:
Amazon swords, val, java fern, pygmi chain sword, micro sword, anubias nana, various crypts
Tank Size:
55 gallons
About Yourself:
Started out in 2007, only ever kept freshwater due to money and time restrictions.
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