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Country:
Jordan
Description:
tank dimensions: 1000cm×45cm×80cm
light type : 6×25watt (lux line) + 2×25watt (grow lux)
filtration system : i have 3 filters 1. external filter 2. UV filter 3. under gravel filter
CO2 system with PH controller
Advice:
you must be patient and start with easy fish and plants and develop your self by reading .
Fish Kept:
discus fish
cardinal tetra
rummy nose tetra
neone tetra
corydoras
algae eater
cooli loach
Corals/Plants:
1.Microsorum pteropus
2.Ludwigia repens
3.Ludwigia arcuata
4.Lilaeopsis mauritiana
5.Vallisneria americana (gigantea)
6.Echinodorus martii (maior)
7.Echinodorus x barthii
8.Echinodorus subalatus
9.Aponogeton crispus
10.Heteranthera zosterifolia
11.Nesaea crassicaulis
12.Nymphaea lotus (zenkeri)
13.Hygrophila polysperma
Tank Size:
85 gallons
Quote:
1979
About Yourself:
i love fis, istart the hobby from along time ago about 20years really i love aquariums plants & fish.
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