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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
220-litre aqua oak freshwater aquariumjbl light jbl 902 filterfreshwaterrunning co2 and plant fertiliser
Advice:
have your tank as planted as possible and do a regular check of your water parameters
Fish Kept:
Betta - Male, Boesemani Rainbow, Honey Sunset Gourami, Dwarf Gourami, Powder Blue Dwarf Gourami, Sterba's Cory, Panda Cory Cat, Bronze Cory, loretto cory, honey gourami, black cory, bristlenose pleco, inspector pleco, medusa pleco, Pygmy Cory Cat, amano shrimp, green jade shrimp, blue dream shrimp, orange shrimp, diamond neon tetra, Cardinal Tetra, sulawesi snail, nerite snail, assassin snail, Angelfish
Corals/Plants:
-alternanthera reicneckii pink-juncus repens--lobelia-lysimachia-ctenopoma thalictroides-salvinia auritaculata-java fern-micranthemum monte carlo-anubias barteri nana-anubias barteri-echinodorus chrileni-echinodorus-hornwort-grass
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
'the love for all living creatures is the most noble attribute of a man'
About Yourself:
15 years oldliving in edinburgh, scotlandwork at an aquarium shopdoing Nat 5s in high schoolMy dream job is a vet
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