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Country: Phillippines
Description: standard 75 gal, 2 superwhite lights, Jebo Overhead filter
Advice: 1. Keep on reading and get as much information on fishes before and after buying them (CARE SHEETS). 2. When you encounter problems, which you will for sure, dont worry... Get and compare advices from various advanced hobbyists. 3. Make the design look as natural as possible 4. Aquarium is dual purpose for me: a. Pets - Hobby b. Looks good in my place - Make sure you design it well. Good luck!
Fish Kept: - Fly River Turtle - Figure 8 Puffers - Archer Fish - Mono Angels - Oto (algae eater) - Ornate Polypterus - Little File Snake - Shrimp - Crayfish
Corals/Plants: Slate Rocks Limestone rocks Mangrove-like Woods Super fine white sand NO PLANTS
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: Keep it real
About Yourself: I.T Consultant. Im just into exotic aquatic animals

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