Badjester1
New Member
Hello 
I'll try to keep it short as I kind of half introduced myself on another post. I used to keep tropical fish but sadly had to give everything away due to a move and circumstances back in 2017. It was a really tough decision as I'd spent a lot of time and money and got very attached to the hobby. I couldn't get rid of the itch though! Now circumstances have changed, I've been daydreaming about starting back up lol. So I finally made the decision and bought a Roma 240! It's actually still sat on the floor as I'm doing all my research before I even put the cabinet for it together! I'm going for quite a heavily planted tank if I can so I'm looking at all my options. When I started keeping fish I was clueless and I was literally thrown into the deep end (not the tank thankfully haha.) I learnt an unbelievable amount as I had only been keeping them since 2014 before I had to move. So this time I'm fully clued up on fishless cycling/testing. I had a Co2 kit last time so I understand all that too. Still I'm going to be taking this very slowly. It'll probably be a couple of months before I actually have any fish after planting and cycling. So excited though! Oh and I'm in the North East of England so another hello to any locals!
I'll try to keep it short as I kind of half introduced myself on another post. I used to keep tropical fish but sadly had to give everything away due to a move and circumstances back in 2017. It was a really tough decision as I'd spent a lot of time and money and got very attached to the hobby. I couldn't get rid of the itch though! Now circumstances have changed, I've been daydreaming about starting back up lol. So I finally made the decision and bought a Roma 240! It's actually still sat on the floor as I'm doing all my research before I even put the cabinet for it together! I'm going for quite a heavily planted tank if I can so I'm looking at all my options. When I started keeping fish I was clueless and I was literally thrown into the deep end (not the tank thankfully haha.) I learnt an unbelievable amount as I had only been keeping them since 2014 before I had to move. So this time I'm fully clued up on fishless cycling/testing. I had a Co2 kit last time so I understand all that too. Still I'm going to be taking this very slowly. It'll probably be a couple of months before I actually have any fish after planting and cycling. So excited though! Oh and I'm in the North East of England so another hello to any locals!
what fish are you interested in keeping?
