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United Kingdom
Description:
my tank sizes up at 1.2x0.3x0.4....fluval flu 4 + filter....aqua vital 300w heater...aqua vital av120 air pump...ive had this tank running for around six months now it is just starting to come together although i could do with gettin a few more fish.
Advice:
i would'nt like to give any too much advice just yet as i am a pretty new hobbyist....only be careful of fish you buy checking they look healthy..be wary of splitt fins..and also take ur time also dont rush things .....i did .....and it cost me dearly but was a lesson learned...
Fish Kept:
1x gurami.1x silver shark. 1x red tail shark 1x black sword tail male 1x clown loach.1x minnow the sole survivor of a bunch of 5 from 6mths ago.2x botia vry feisty.2x eel. 2x upside down.1x pleco. i also have 2 sets of 2 that i have forgotten the name of but will find out an update asap 2 are silver tiger print and 2 are small fish with black, yellow, white tip fins.... i also had a red clawed crab in there till only 2 weeks ago that had been in there 4 mths but all of a sudden has gone...vry puzzled!!! it got on vry well in the community tank....mostly chillin on top of the filter...
Corals/Plants:
selction of rocks,plastic plant and a couple of glass boulders i found on a building ste (look vry nice in the bubbling rock area)
Tank Size:
25 gallons
About Yourself:
i find watching ny fish (and crab r.i.p.) vry chillin i can sit in front of it for hours when not working or lookin after the kids (misses and 1 lad) lol!!
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