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Country:
South Africa
Description:
my tank is 1.5m L) x800cm(H) x600cm(W) made from 12mm glass and 10mm bracing drip system with bio'balls runnin into a 1.2m sump tank (5 chambers) aquaH2o 8500L uplift pump 2x400w heaters @28°.sand bed is normal sea sand with crushed shells large indonesian lava rocks. 1x powerhead(air). livestock : mainly peacocks' 2 sunrise peacocks,some ruebins,taiwan reefs,motels,pearls(red,orange&white) some trevavasis,nagaras' ,bengas,yellow labs,with 1 male deboises & 10 frantosas.2 eureka freibergi,
Advice:
I'm just gettin started again after 10 years ;) so i guess any good advice will be appreciated Thanx
Fish Kept:
various peacocks with some tangenican.
Corals/Plants:
Still Deciding the colour scheme and look that best fits the tank
Tank Size:
185 gallons
Quote:
MY BUBBLES!! nah just kiddin
About Yourself:
First fish tank when i was 17 years old,started workin in theatre industry sold the tank shortly after that .. i'm 33 years old now and employed as a lighting designer for arts institute in cape town.started my malawi tank 1,5m again running for 2 years now. and loving it
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