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Country: Australia
Description: 3ft, 44gal tank. Low light - 1.4wpg, no CO2. Eheim 2215, 2 X 30W T8s (power-glo and aqua-glo). Fertilise with EI light, Flourish root tabs, Excel daily.
Advice: Do lots of research before you spend your hard earned!
Fish Kept: Firehead tetras, neon tetras, albino diamond-scale angels, koi angel, golden gouramis, otos, blue rams, bristlenose plecs.
Corals/Plants: Anubias lanceolata, anubias berteri, telenthera, dwarf hair grass, temple plant, willow leaf hygro, compact hygro, anubias, java fern, crypts.
Tank Size: 44 gallons
Quote: To thine own self be true.
About Yourself: Learned a lot since I first set up my tank. Tend to get a little obsessive with these things.

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