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Country: India
Description: under gravel filter self construted, bottom layer river mud & gardening soil mixed top layer golden crush sand, lighnetning 36 watt 4 feet boyu aquarium tube, 3 nos 20 watt cfl arranged 2 at corners and one in middle home made CO2
Advice: try it on your own just take hints from other and act on ur inner instinct
Fish Kept: blue neon tetra 30 nos, black neon tetra 12 nos , 12 serpi tetra, 6 copper tetra, 2 algea eaters 2 gotia loach, 2 rani loach, 4 green cooridoros, 2 cango tetra , 2 siamese fighter (male & female)
Corals/Plants: around 20 different variety of plants
Tank Size: 47 gallons
Quote: pune
About Yourself: Prasanna Bile working as asst manager it in a logistics company running a small aquarium shop to get the recurring out for my hobby and is fond of keping different and rare variety of fishes and trying luck if in cas can create enviroment to breed them 9890998986

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