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Country:
Australia
Description:
Tank size 900mm*350mm*400mm (120 litres). (36*14*16 Imperial inches ). NEC fluorescent tube lighting. Aqua-one CF-700 canister filtration.
Advice:
Just Regular water changes and testing, and make sure there is plenty of aeration.
Fish Kept:
3 Unknow? Red Empress (Protomelas Ornatus?) 1 Male 2 Female
2 Bristle nose catfish (Ancistrus) Unknown sex
1 White Knight Male
1 Electric Yellow (Labidochromis Caeruleus) Male
1 Electric Blue (Melanochromis Johanni) Male
1 Acei? (Pseudotropheus sp.) Male
Corals/Plants:
‘000’ crashed marble sand (25kg)
Crushed shells (3kg)
River rock, mostly red and some white (40kg)
Tank Size:
32 gallons
Quote:
fish and chips
About Yourself:
Nothing much
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