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Country:
India
Description:
I HAVE 20 GALLON GLASS DIY TANK,WHICH IS 3FT LONG AND HAVE PHILIPS 20WATTS STICK LIGHT,2 BUG WOOD,60 POUNDS OF SAND AND GRAVEL MIXED WITH SOME SHELLS AND ROCKS,I USE BOYU BRANDS POWER FILTER(and air pump in case emergancy).
Advice:
ALLWAYS RESERCHE BEFORE KEEPING TANK AND FISH THEY ARE LIVE BEING NOT A TOY.DONT OVER FEED YOUR FISHES NEVER EVER.
Fish Kept:
MOLLIES,KOIS,PLATYS,SWORDTAILS,SOME KNOWN CAT FISHES,PUFFER,GOLD FISHES,FANCY GOLD FISHES,SHUBHANKIN,FLOWERHORNS,LOCHES,ANGEL FISH,GOURAMIS,EELS,BARBS,TETRAS,MALAWI CICHLIDS.
Corals/Plants:
SWORD,ANUBIAS AND SOME OTHER TYPES.
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Quote:
LIVE AND LET LIVE.
About Yourself:
I AM SELF EMPLOYED GUY.IN THIS PASSION FOR LAST 10 YEARS,I HAVE DONE LOTS OF RESERCH ON FISHES AND WATER PLANTS,I AM HERE BCOZ I HAVE SOMETHING TO SHARE AND WANT SOMETHINGS TO KNOW...THERE IS NO END FOR THIS HOBBY.
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