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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
This is a nano tank of 20x20x20cm that I made containing baby Guppys, Rocket Panchax and a pair of Badis Bengalensis. Please excuse the unsightly equipment in the background! I've tried to go for a tropical feel here.
Advice:
Be patient at the beginning, let your tank cycle properly and be slow and steady whilst adding fish. Don't go crazy and be careful what you mix fish wise; try and make the aquarium suitable for the fish you choose. DO NOT OVERSTOCK!!
And then...10-20% water changes every 1-2 weeks. Check your nitrate, nitrite and ammonia levels every once in a while. Feed the fish but not too much! That's it, very simple.
Fish Kept:
Killis, Bettas, Catfish, Frogs, Tetras, Loaches, Livebearers, Gobies, Rainbow Fish, Freshwater Invertebrates, Snails, Apistogrammas, Pufferfish, Big mean pufferfish, Dwarf Pike Cicilid (very cool),...
Corals/Plants:
Plants
Tank Size:
1 gallon
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