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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
1. 300L - 150cm x 38cm x 60cm-Lights: Two Superfish Scaper RGBs / Filteration: Two cannister filters (Oase Biomaster Thermo 600 / Eheim Classic 600) / Co2 injected using Strideways system.2. 90L - 60cm x 40cm x 40cm- Lights: Superfish Scaper RGB / Filter: Seachem Tidal 55 HOB / No Co23. 90L - 60cm x 40cm x 38cm- Lights: Superfish Scaper LED / Filter: Oase Bioplus Thermo 100 / No Co2Lights: Superfish Scaper RGB
Advice:
Go heavy on the plants from the very beginning and make use of floating plants to soak up excess nutrients.
Fish Kept:
Bolivian Rams, Green Neon Tetras, Betta, Rummy Nose Tetras, Emperor Tetras, Apistogramma Cacatuoides, Honey Gourami, Ottocinclus, Panda Corydoras, Steebai Corydoras, Pygmy Corydoras, Pleco, Guppies, Chilli Rasboras
Corals/Plants:
Limnophila Sessiliflora / Amazon Swords / Bacopa / Hygrophila Polysperma/ Hygrophila Siamensis/ Hygrophila Siamensis / Various Crypts etc.
Tank Size:
80 gallons
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