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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
tank:72x30x30,lighting:5x58watt t8's 2of them grolux,3activa 172,pressurised co2,ferka aquabase substrate,small sized gravel,seachem fertilizers used.2xehiem eccos,2 powerheads,1xinternal filter,milwaukee sms125 ph controller,
Advice:
This hobby is an addiction......
Fish Kept:
50xneon tetras
15xsilver tip tetras
10xgolden loach
10xsae's
10xpenguin tetra's
3xsunset platy's
10xglowlight tetra's
25xharlequins
8xjuliie corydora's
1xrummynosed tetra,lost 9 others in one go???
Corals/Plants:
tiger valis
straight valis
microsorium pteropus
microsorium undulata
microsorium narrow
echinodorus tenellus
red lotus zenkeri
fontinalis antipyretica
java moss
echinodorus uruguayensis
echinodorus rubin
bacopa monnieri
Tank Size:
196 gallons
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