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Country: Australia
Description: 4foot display tank 3 light tubes one blue colour 2 white 800l/hour power head filter (looking to upgrade to canister filter) 300watt heater
Advice: start slow with easily kept fish gather as much information about fish and fish keeping from anyone you can and books/internet etc. If you do this, you may have only 1-10 killed fish instead of 20+
Fish Kept: African cichlid's, Oscars, Catfish breed, fighting fish breed, cray fish, angels, silver shark, gourami's, dwarf gourami's, neon's, patty's, sword-tails, mollies, clown loach, to many to remember
Corals/Plants: artificial plants in the cichlid tank, real in community tanks.
Tank Size: 66 gallons
About Yourself: been keeping fresh water fish for over 8 years anything from cray fish to oscar's to community tanks.

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