Photo #1 - Photo Of A Banner Fish From The Sydney Aquarium

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Country: Australia
Description: Dimensions: 120cm x 45cm x 45cm Filtration: 75cm x 35cm x 35 cm sump tank with a Deep Sand Bed and Plenum underneath. Cyclone filter with inbuilt protein skimmer. Aqua One 1250 Aquis Canister with no media used for circulation.
Advice: Use the rich resources of the internet, try to find previously answered questions but never be afraid to ask what you can't find. Also, find a good fish shop and pick their brains. I say this because you WILL need someone to call at some stage (rather than just the internet)
Fish Kept: Being set up
Corals/Plants: Being set up
Tank Size: 67 gallons

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