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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
Tropical Fish Tank
Size=30x12x15
Undergravel filter, 2 x Powerheads, Sun glow liighting, 150w heater.
Gravel base of 2 part colours, Decorated with various woods, selection of live plants, slates and stone.
Advice:
Just go with the flow..!
Fish Kept:
Neon Tetra
Glowlights
More to follow in the future..!
Corals/Plants:
Echinodorus - Frans Stoffel, Latifolius.
Vallisneria Siralis
Various.
Tank Size:
11 gallons
Quote:
Man against nature..!
About Yourself:
Love anything to do with fish..!
From fishkeeping to fish catching..!
I love fishing and I have caught many species of fish form the UK and France over the years from minnows to mirror carp over 30lbs.
This tank started of as a coldwater tank with coarse fish, then became tropical marine, and then coldwater ornamental. and was always located at the end of my bed. (I was 16 yrs old)
After leaving home and getting my own house the tank became a coldwater ornamental tanks again.
I have changed the tanks style many times over the years and 23 yrs later it is now a tropical tank.
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