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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Well its a 2ft long fish tank with 2 bio mini filters, a heater and random over hanging light.
Advice: Take your time with picking your fish, don't buy for buying's sake!
Fish Kept: 2 Pearl Gouramis, 1 English Angel Fish, 1 Leopard Pleco, 1 Dragon Head guppie (Male), 1 Wag Tail Platie, 2 Albino Sharks, 8 Neon Tetras, 2 Black Widow Tetras and 5 Guppie fry.
Corals/Plants: I have 4 Fake plants
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: What !!!
About Yourself: Well I have had Fish all my life and about 1 year ago I bought a small tropical fish tank. I really enjoyed that tank so I bought a larger 2ft tank (largest I could fit in my room) which I have all my fish in at the moment. I am thinking of celling some of my fish so that I can get some nicer fish i.e:Discus

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