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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
I have a Juwel Rekord 60 it is a 54litre(11.87 Gallons). The dimensions are depth 36cm, length 61cm and width 31. It has a 15w juwel tube that is places in the monolux 60 lighting lid. It has
and external filter called the Tetratec Ex600 but i am not completely sure. The internal heater is 50w. I have a curtain airstone that i turn off at night as the tank is in my bedroom and the noise keeps me awake but the tank is nowhere near full i just use it for decoration.
Advice:
i suggest that you should only get a tank if you are fully committed. Also when i started i had a very small 17l which was hard to keep because the water chemistry changed so quickly. i would say to start with a tank around the size of mine because it is easy to keep healthy.
Fish Kept:
1x Comet Goldfish
1x Black Ranchu Goldfish
1x Shubunkin Goldfish
1x Fantail Goldfish
2x Hillstream Loach
Corals/Plants:
1x Cabomba aquatica
1x Moss Ball
2x Echinodorus bleheri
1x Eleocharis vivipara
1x Anubias Barteri
2x Ferns mounted on tericoter sticks
4x Grass popularly used to create a carpet on the tank floor
Tank Size:
11 gallons
Quote:
The lift to success is broken so use the stairs.
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