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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
48x18x24 tank. Under Gravel filter with attached power head. Dual lighting unit. Small gravel with lots of live plants and bog wood.
Advice:
Time and Patience and keep trying.
Fish Kept:
Assortment of Platys (Tuxedo, Tiger and Sunshine), Neons, Checkered Barbs, Golden Minnows, Guppy's, Tetra's (Columbian, Red Eye, Flame and X Ray), 3 x Pleco, Snails and a variety of Babies.
Corals/Plants:
Severally of each plants.....Amazon Sword, Rotala Indica, Micro Swords, Java Moss and lots more that can not identify.
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Quote:
mish moneypenny.
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