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Country:
Austria
Description:
5 foot, 100 gallon planted work in progress. Angelfish and Ornate Tetra. External box filter, fertilizer heater, mopani and spider wood. Black sand substrate with assorted pebbles. Lighting is one generic submersible light bar timed to activate early morning and finish late evening. I generic aquarium led light timed for 10-6. Times adjusted for winter and summer seasons.
Advice:
Fish keeping exercises both parts of your brain, your logical problem solving and creative side. You and your fish will probably enjoy the experience more if you approach it as a fish keeper, rather than a technician. Learn as much as you can. Fish keeping is both harder and easier than you think.
Fish Kept:
Angelfish, ornate tetra
Corals/Plants:
Plants: elodea, cabomba, various anubias, various crypt, some temple plants and Indian Lace Fern.
Tank Size:
100 gallons
Quote:
History that you are forbidden to question isn't history, it's propaganda.
About Yourself:
Have kept fish for about 10 years. started with a 17 gallon, graduated to 7 aquariums, consolidated to one 100 gallon, back up to 3 with plans for a fourth. Nature is beautiful. In Nature is truth.
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