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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 5ft 400litre freshwater tank. Planting theme is kept to a minimum due to type and size of fish kept. My other 3 foot is a mixed community planted tank with no frills
Advice: Keep things simple and research, research, research before you make a purchase
Fish Kept: Mbu puffer, sailfin plec, rainbows, congo tetras, clown loaches, yoyo loach, bristlenose plecs, pair of Nigerian red cichlids
Corals/Plants: giant vallis a few crypts,plenty of java fern some sword pants and a nice little lotus lilly
Tank Size: 95 gallons
Quote: mmmm something!!!
About Yourself: Been into fish keeping 6 years ish and am what you could call a fish geek!!! Really into it in a big way, just don't have the money to fulfill my aquarium dreams!!!

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