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Country:
Colombia
Description:
in cm 120x60x45 (in inch 48x24x18) = 85 US gallon.
1 to 1.5 inch of Seachem Onyx Sand and on top of it just normal gravel. Using a Fluval G3 filter and two internal filters.
Advice:
Patience is key!!!
Fish Kept:
6 Platys
6 Swordtails
15 Zebra Danios
7 Tiger Barbs
7 Green Tiger Barbs
6 Black Sail Corydoras
1 Bristlenose Pleco
4 Clown Loach
Corals/Plants:
Amazon Sword Plant
Caboomba
Wisteria
Moneywort
Ludwigia
Myrio (red)
Tank Size:
85 gallons
About Yourself:
My grandfather was a keen aquarist. He had four large tanks at his place, I'm not too sure about their exact size but I know one of them is about 250 gallon and he kept an Arowana in it.
I started my own tank with my dad when I was still a kid for almost 5 years. But somehow we stopped having it for some reason I can't remember. It was pretty small tank, about 40 gallon.
Now after 12 years, I'm back trying to do it all over again. This time with a 85 gallon tank.
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