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Country: India
Description: I gotta fish tank with capacity of around 25 gallons. I have put stones, rocks and marbles in the bottom of the tank. I have 2 fishes in my tank.
Advice: Well!! before having fishes in your tank, please find out the compatibility of fishes you can have in your tank. Do not introduce too many fishes into your new tank at one shot. Before introducing any new fish into your tank, study about their compatibility with the old fishes in your tank.
Fish Kept: i have one FlowerHorn Fish and a Sucker mouth cat fish. I got one Betta (Fighter fish) kept in a seperate bowl.
Corals/Plants: I dont have any plants kept in my tank.
Tank Size: 25 gallons
Quote: Live and Let Others Live..
About Yourself: I am a great lover of pets. I got dog, fishes and a pair of Lutino Cockateil birds at home. I love them a lot.

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