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Country:
Australia
Description:
'Garden' theme. Receives Excel daily, liquid ferts every 2nd day. 8hr photoperiod on timer with 4hr siesta toi help rebuild CO2. Internal filter and heater hidden behind ludwigia and hygro bush. 1/3 water change weekly. Fauna: honey gourami, 5 cherry barbs, 4 triliniatus cry, red cherry shrimp, a few ramshorn snails. Flora: green hygro, ludwigia artuata x repens, hornwort, hydrilla, N. Nouchali lilly, anubis regular and petite, bolbitus, java fern, crested java fern, java moss, e.tenellus (pygmy chain sword), various crypts.
Advice:
Research everything. Twice.
Fish Kept:
Honey Sunset Gourami, Cherry Barb, False Julii Cory Cat
Corals/Plants:
Flora: green hygro, ludwigia artuata x repens, hornwort, hydrilla, N. Nouchali lilly, anubis regular and petite, bolbitus, java fern, crested java fern, java moss, e.tenellus (pygmy chain sword), various crypts.
Tank Size:
15 gallons
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