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Country: Canada
Description: Standard 75g with 108watts of T5HO, eheim 2026 and an eheim 2217, stealth submersible 300w heater. Substrate is layer of eco-complete, topped with gravel. ferts added rarely consisting of trace, comprehensive. Just recently added pressurized Co2 system so will update tank photos soon.
Advice: do your water changes!
Fish Kept: 5 red rainbows, 6 Maccullochi rainbows, 20 harlequin rasboras, 7 otos, 8 bronze cories, 5 albino cories, 6 pepper cories, 6 rummy-nose tetra, 5 glow-light tetra, 1 dwarf fire gourami, one clown pleco.
Corals/Plants: arg lots, couple kinds of anubis, rotala, ludwigia, swords, vals, cabomba, glosso, crypts, java moss, and others...
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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