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Country:
Australia
Description:
1800mm x 450mm x 450mm or
6 foot x 18 inches x 18 inches
100 gallon or 360 litres
20L canister filter with 1800 litre per hour powerhead
2 x 3 foot 30w gro tubes
two fake ornaments (thanks dave, lee and kaz)
hollow driftwood
Advice:
patience is a virtue
Fish Kept:
5 x melanotaenia trifasciata
2 x melanotaenia nigrans
2 x Gyrinocheilus aymomieri
1 x Atyidae sp.
Corals/Plants:
heaps of different native and cosmopolitan plants. nutrient additives and flourish excel used. substrate is coffs harbour gravel
Tank Size:
100 gallons
Quote:
ohh kent, id be lying if i said my men weren't committing crimes...
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