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Country:
Argentina
Description:
Native South American - all wild-collected.10 gallon aprox tankRegular LED floodlightDirted substrate: two cm garden topsoil, three cm of silica sand and small gravelOne small pump running a minimum of mechanical filtration. No biological or chemical filtration.
Advice:
Read Ecology of the Planted Aquarium by D. Walstad.
Fish Kept:
Jenynsia Lineata, Macrobrachium Borelli, Paleomonetes Argentinensis
Corals/Plants:
Alternanthera sp. Ludwigia PeploidesHydrocotyle BonaerensisPeace LiliesLilaeopsis BrasiliensisLilaeopsis CarolinensisVallisneria SpiralisSeveral unidentified species
Tank Size:
10 gallons
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