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Country: Australia
Description: my 2nd tank which is my 1st newly started planted tank. starting with some sandstone and basic plants thinking about starting with ferts and co2 a little bit more on . tank size is 3ft x 2 x 1 lookin on upgrading to a 5ft tank sometime in the near future
Advice: dont stop till your happy
Fish Kept: 2x silver shark 2x flame gourami 5x neon 4x guppies 2x angels 2x silver dollar 2x bristlenose catfish 1x albino peco 2x black spotted peco 2x clown loach 2x coolie loach 2x forgotten/unknown
Corals/Plants: gettin names sooon
Tank Size: 33 gallons
Quote: gone fishing
About Yourself: landscaper by trade tryin to see if i can scape my fish tank raise and hopefully breed some fish

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