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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 100x50x41. Juwel filter + fluval2 for better circulation. Tri color lighting
Advice: Regular water changes, slow introduction of fish. When purchasing fish bare in mind the maximum size the fish may grow to, may not be suitable for your aqaurium.
Fish Kept: Black Ghost Knife fish, Climbing Perch, Silver Flagtail, Delhezi Bircher, Peacock eel, Red Tail shark, Queen Arabasque plec, Collemesus puffer. 3 Sterbai Corys
Corals/Plants: Cant remember???
Tank Size: 48 gallons
About Yourself: Started of 3 years ago witha fluval duo 800, quickly upgraded to the juwel 180, moving out soon, and have a trigon 190 in the shed and a rio 300 on the way to go in my new home cant wait. Got hooked in tropical fish keeping by my uncle who has a 550 litre tank, dont think I could ever be without a tropical fish tank, Love it!

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