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Country: Australia
Description: this tank is filtered by 2 fluval internals and light by 2 lights, 1 blue and 1 white. its a 3ft x15x18
Advice: go slow, the best way to destroy all your work is lack of planning and new tank syndrome.
Fish Kept: ive kept natives, american cichlids, tropicals and at one point all combined with a smallish turtle....actually worked allright.. with the odd loss, now trying africans..
Corals/Plants: in this tank, java ferns, anubias, bannana lillies and potted crypts
Tank Size: 42 gallons
Quote: what does that matter.....!.?
About Yourself: student and currently work at an aquarium store, yea love it all. and as it goes, i've gotten myself a little possessed by it all. so yea

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