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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
Hi all, my tank is a 4x3x3ft with 10mm glass, my lighting is 1 42" T8 tube which is a oceanic flora for now and have a 72LED strip blue for moonlighting, my filtration is 1 Rena filstar XP3 external and 1 fluval 3+ internal and a 200w elite heater, been in the hobby for around 5 years and still cant get this tank to look the way i want haha,
oh and i have 2 dual outlet airpumps running on airstones :)
Advice:
My advice is dont take advice on specific fish because each fish has its own personality so one may say yes it will be fine with your tankmates when infact its a right bully, and defo keep chemical to a minimum.
Fish Kept:
In this one tank i currently have, 3 bristlenose pleco's 1 being albino, 1 shark catfish, 1 synodontis catfish, 2 firemouths, 2 green severums, 1 texas cichlid, 2 convict cichlids, and still looking for more :)
Corals/Plants:
All plastic but just ordered some real ones
Tank Size:
60 gallons
About Yourself:
Im from chesire :)
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