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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
180 gallons 6x2x2 two filters and two heaters either side two air stones
3D hand painted back ground by me amonia o.ppm
ph 7.5
niterite 0.mg
niterate5.0
Advice:
always room for one more set up
Fish Kept:
2 platnum angel fish
1 australian angel fish
2 black and silver angel fish
sucking loach
2 gouramie s
4 tetra neon
1 head and tail
1 glass fish
2 mollies
1 pink tailed shark
2 pineapple sword tail
1 lepord cat fish
1 black tailed molie
1 small angel fish
Corals/Plants:
un known at this time
Tank Size:
180 gallons
About Yourself:
my hobby started whith a round gold fish bowl two years ago
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