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Country: United Kingdom
Description: juwel 450 vision,2 eheim canister filters & the juwel power head filter.crushed coral sand,30kgs+ of lava rock with a home made background made from lava rock and guttering. rio 4ft 55 gallon tank,eheim external filter,rena airpump.lighting is an arcadia luminaire t5 tropical.background in the tank is juwel 3d rock x3,expensive but worth every penny.although on this site i have seen some fantastic diy backgrounds.
Advice: take your time,do your homework,learn from your mistakes.everybody makes them!
Fish Kept: malawi cichlids:electric yellow labs(4), griaffe hap(3), c moorii dolphin(5), various peacocks(7),1 malawi eyebiter,1 electric blue hap. tang cichilds:frontosa(5) 1 shovelnose cat, 4 cuckoo cats, 1 royal pleco, 1 featherfin cat
Corals/Plants: 55gl 4 microsorium pteropus(java fern). lots of natural rock and ocean rock. 450l no plants yet,just 30 kgs of lava rock.
Tank Size: 120 gallons
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