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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
TANK.
Fluval Roma 125 80cm long x 35cm wide x 45cm high. Volume 125 litres.
Condensation Tray
LIGHTING.
1x 18w tropical sunlight tube.
1x 18w natural day light tube.
3x Marina Blue lights (nighttime moonlight)
FILTER.
Fluval 205
External canister filter.
pump output 680 liters per hour.
Media.
Fluval 205 foam blocks.
Pre filter.
Carbon.
Water polishing wool.
Boi Max.
Heating.
Fluval A-761 100w.
Plus Safe gaurd.
Air pump.
Elliet 802 twin output
1x med air stone.
1x air diffuser tube
Extras.
Tetra Plant Co2-Optimat
Advice:
Dont start too small, big is really better! BUT remember the space you have, and dont go MASSIVE
Fish Kept:
3x Cherry Barb
2x Pearl Danio
2x Zedbra danio
3x Harlequin
4x Neon Tetra
1x Glow Tetra
1x Siamese Fighter
4x Verious Corydoras
3x Glass Catfish
2x Keyhile Cichlid
2x Albeno Frogs
2x Silver Hatchet
Corals/Plants:
Vallisneria Spiralis
Twisted Spiralis
Eleocharis Acicularis
Micranthemum Umbrosum
Anubias
Tank Size:
25 gallons
About Yourself:
One Day i bought a cheep old tank with bits got my fist fighting fish then that was it i had to improve my new fish,s home, now 1 new tank later still splahing around.
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