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Country:
New Zealand
Description:
Dimentions:
L=60cm
W=50cm
H=50cm
Tank is an AR620
Advice:
As a new fis hobbyist I know from experience that Your going to get alot of conflicting advice so choose a source with lots of experience and stick with it!
Fish Kept:
Coldwater
4 Comet Goldfish
Tropical Freshwater
6 Glass Bloodfin tetras
10 Cardinal Tetras
5 Penguin Tetras
5 Black Widow Tetras
5 Golden Zebra Danios
2 Bristlenose
1 Golden Bristlenose - soon
2 Juli corys
2 Freshwater Angelfish - soon
4 Male Guppies
Corals/Plants:
8 live plants of unknown type
Tank Size:
19 gallons
Quote:
"Dogs come when they're called; cats take a message and get back to you later." - Mary Bly
About Yourself:
My name is Hayley and I apsolutely love animals and plan to start a courier as a vet or zookeeper! At home I have 2 cats, 2 rabbits and all of hte fish stated except for the widows and guppies (and the ones I havent got yet). I got into fish keeping when all of my goldfish died and my parents said that instead of buying new goldfish they would buy a big aquarium and it would go in our lounge! When we got the tank I began researching all of the possible fish that would go with freshwater angels and what colour of angels I would want to get (I love the angels) So after my family and I got back from a holiday and my parents got back from yet another holiday we started buying fish and now nearly 3 months later I have 28 fish and will be getting more soon!!! I jined a nz fish club FNZAS and they have helped me heaps and now my fish are becoming an adiction and will continue to keep them as long as I can!!
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