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Country: Phillippines
Description: 72" x 18" x 20" Malawi haps / peacocks all-male show tank Eheim 2217 Canister Filter Fluval 4 Plus Internal Filter Rio 14Hf connected to a 4ft Ohf Bigboy dual 48" light
Advice: Persistence is the key in achieving a perfect tank!
Fish Kept: Updated stocklist: -Peacocks- AulonocaraBaenschi,YellowRegal,Maylandi,GermanRed,JacobEureka,MamelaLemonjake,Jacob OtterPt,Lwanda,Usisya,Ngara,RedShoulder,Maulana, OB,Firefish -Haps- CopadichromisAzureus,Chrysonotus,Mloto,Venustus, Compressiceps,BlueDolphin,Lithobates,Phenochilus, SpilonotusMaraRocks,TaiwanReef,SuperRedEmpress, FryeriSnowflakes
Corals/Plants: Boulder rocks Silica sand Rock background
Tank Size: 100 gallons
Quote: "keep the faith and drop the fear, don't believe your doubts and never doubt your beliefs, life is wonderful if you know how to live it"
About Yourself: A malawi fish enthusiast from the Philippines!

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