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Country:
Argentina
Description:
Mide 1,50 x 50 x 30 y tiene no se cuantos litros...un tubo de luz de esos para las plantas.ajja..... un filtro q compre en el acuario de mi amigo.... piedras obvio jajaj .. un par de plantas.de color verde..........
Advice:
Si supiera q significa = Your Advice for New Hobbyists:...lo pondria .. Saludos
Fish Kept:
Tengo 4 discus .. 1 escalar..1 festivum..1 severum...3 melanotaenias....1 q no se como se llama......y algunos mas q tampoco se como se llaman...
Corals/Plants:
Unas verdes estiraditas..q son las unicas q no destrozan los peces.......y otra q me la comio un JIKI que traje un par de dias...y lo devolvi x q las destruia.
Tank Size:
200 gallons
Quote:
q....me gustan las pizzas con mucho queso ..sisis.jajajaj
About Yourself:
Me gustan los peces.. y todo eso... pero se me murieron un par de Discus y me dio ganas de tirar todo a la mierda...ya q aca en argentina salen algo caros... y blabla..suerte....
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