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Country:
Australia
Description:
I have a 6ft x 2ft x 1.5ft tropical tank. Canister filter, 2x aqua one 300w heaters, Dual 3ft lights.
Advice:
Start small & do your research before buying anything.
Fish Kept:
2x Pleco, 1x fine line pleco, 2x Black ghost knifes, 2x elephant noses, 2x krebensis, 2x dwarf cockatoo cichlids, 5x Buenos Aires Tetra, 4x flame tetra, 1x balloon blue ram, 3x bolivian butterfly, 5x pristella tetra, 5x kuhli loach, 1x albino bristlenose, 1x silver shark, 1x black shark, 1 x rainbow shark, 1x leopard angel, 1x black angel, 1x koi angel, 3x rummynose tetra, 2x clown loach
Corals/Plants:
None
Tank Size:
105 gallons
Quote:
Fish are friends not food!! Haha
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