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Country: Canada
Description: 17 gallon JEBO R-352. 480L/H aquapump (built-in), 2x 15W Luxline fluorescent, R-522 Fluval submersible heater.
Advice: Watch your tank regularly and add fish slowly. Feed your fish a wide variety of food.
Fish Kept: One pair of breeding kribs (pelvicachromis pulcher). Assorted platies (sailfin, balloon, etc.) Fancy guppies 6 cardinal tetras 2 ottos 19 assorted fry in containment tank
Corals/Plants: Vallisneria spiralis (eel grass),Vallisneria tortifolia (twisted Vallisneria) and java moss (in the containment tank and on the Malaysian wood.
Tank Size: 17 gallons
Quote: Will Ferrell (Chazz Reinhold): ... funerals are insane, the chicks are so horny, its not even fair, its like fishing with dynamite ... From Wedding Crashers
About Yourself: Fish obsessed

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