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Country:
Australia
Description:
A simple layout inspired by Wabi-sabi style. Internal filter and heater hidden by plants.
Advice:
Research, research, research.
Fish Kept:
Male Betta splendends - 5g; Honey gourami, cherry barbs and red cherry shrimp - 10g; Emperor tetras, panda cory, three-line cory, ramshorn snails - 15g. In aquariums I maintain: Angelfish, danios, platy, swordtail - 35g; platy & guppies - 20g; long neck turtle - 4ft tank; fancy goldfish 25g; clownfish, firetail goby, six-line wrasse, various large polyp stony corals - 30g marine.
Corals/Plants:
Wide variety of freshwater plants; corals include elegance coral, trachyphillia open brain coral, corralimorph varieties, euphyllia frogspawn coral so far.
Tank Size:
5 gallons
Quote:
Today a young man on acid realised all matter is merely energy reduced to a slow vibration, that we are all one conciousness experienceing itself subjectively. There is no such thing as death, life is but a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves -
About Yourself:
Love aquariums and the science behind them. Own and operate a aquarium installations and maintenance service which lets me get experience with a wide variety of fish and aquatic animals. I also volunteer part time at the local aquarium, so i can care for all sorts of fish including hand-feeding a 3 meter tawny nurse shark!
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