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Country: United Kingdom
Description: OR IN ENGLISH tank is 100 x 40 x 60 cm about 120 litres not much fih in at the moment due t have just recoverd tank from a extreme case of white spot from some clown loaches i had
Advice: DO NOT UNDER ESTIMATE THE TIME AND EFFORT IT TAKES TO KEEP FISH AND MONEY SPENT
Fish Kept: DUE TO DEATH OR PAR EXCHANGE FOR OTHER FISH I HAVE BEEN THROUGH 4 PLECS 12 ANGEL FISH 5 AFRICAN CHILIDS 4 NEON TETRA 3 CLOWN LOACHES 8 ASSORTED MOLLIE AND GUPPIES AND 1 SUCKING LOACH
Corals/Plants: VARIOUS
Tank Size: 26 gallons
About Yourself: hobbiest i like to collect hobbies lol spend time, money and effort on a hobby such as fish tanks then start a new project in about year due to bordum but gains alot experience that way

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