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Country: Australia
Description: Sun Sun wh302 canister filter. Ex-fire extinguisher, yeast &sugar co2. 30lph pump for co2 injection, circulation. aquaone light,1x aquaone T8 35w tropical + 1x aquaone T8 35w sun play sand substrate. rocks.
Advice: save and get quality products. good cheap cannister filter is the sun sun wh302 on e-bay, every 6 months or so i clean it. Save for top shelf lighting.
Fish Kept: 1x red tail black shark. 5x leopard danios. 1x zebra danio. 8x plattys.(breeding pair/s) 1x Pakistani loach. 1x bristlenose catfish. 5x kuhli loach. 1x kissing gourami. 1x red eye tetra. 1x cowntail fighter fish. 2x Corydoras.(breeding pair)
Corals/Plants: java moss. Anacharis. Fanwort. red Cryptocoryne wendtii ? horse tail. grass ? banana lilly
Tank Size: 120 gallons

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