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Country:
Australia
Description:
TANK:
Aquaone AR620T (Black)
62W cm x 72H cm x 39D cm
130ltrs (34gal.)
2 x 13PL Lamps
FILTER:
1x Fluval 204
Aquarium Capacity:
40 u.s. Gallons (200ltrs)
Pump Out:
180 u.s. Gallons per hour (680 ltrs per hour)
Good filter = less cleaning only clean the filter once a year other than that everything runs sweet
Advice:
Only just starting out myself.
Get a good filter less cleaning.
Oh yeah..... Dont leave your lights on all the time the more light the more frign' algae you get that stuffs a pain to get rid of all the time. ;)
Fish Kept:
1x Green Terror
20x new Neon Tetra's (everybody likes a little meat in their diet)
1x Pleco (Marbled Fin)
2x Bristle Nosed Plecos
Corals/Plants:
All plastic easier to maintain
Tank Size:
34 gallons
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