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Country:
India
Description:
Tank Size in Inches L -48" W - 18" H - 18"
Lights 6 Philips day light Pl * 36 w,
1 Hitachi Pink light 40 w
1 Phillips true light 40 w
Substrate : Bottom layer 1.25 cm thick HUMES Fertile Substrate.
Mid Layer Fert Soil.
Top Layer 30 kg La-trite River Soil 2/3 mm. Total height of substrate 3 inches.
Filter Ehiem 2217.
C02 Inject with Max mix Co2 reactor.
Liquid Fertilizer Azoo Plant Nutrient daily.
Plants : more than 28 variates.
Foreground = Gloossostigma, Thin hair grass, & Chain Pigmi Amazon.
Mid ground = See Grass, Red Amaania, V. Higrophilla. Moss Ball,
For Background = All stem Plants. Such as, giant & dwarf ambulia, Rotala walichi, mayaca Fluvites, Rotala Macranda, aquarose, Valiisenria. meny more.
Fishes : 12 nos Cardinal, 12 Neon Tetras, 12 Thredfin Rainbow. 12 Harlequeen, Chinease algae eater, Oto Sinclus, Vhiptail Catfish, Clown loch, Yamato Shrimp.. etc
Advice:
keep Patience
Fish Kept:
Mention above
Corals/Plants:
Mention above
Tank Size:
52 gallons
About Yourself:
I am working in Ornamental Fish Industry For last 6 years. I am lover of Planted Aquarium.
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