Open bottom concept. Suitable to place on table top. Bottom tank size can be further reduced to save space. Newly set up tank. Fish can only be added after two weeks.BOTTOM TANK SIZEL: 80cm W: 60cm H: 22cmTOP TANK SIZEL: 45cm W: 30cm H: 60cmBUYING NEW FISHFish aren't exactly the expensive sort. They don't wag their tails or purr, so it's really hard to tell if and when they are happy or sad. But they do have feelings and can feel stressed, just like us. They also have likes and dislikes, and character traits of their own. And surely, they would wish to "live happily ever after" too!So never buy a fish just because it strikes your fancy while you are out "window shopping" at the aquarium outlets. If you intend to acquire new fish for your aquarium, do a little of homework before you go shopping, so you can provide a suitable home for your new pet for all of its life.Here are some questions you should ask when buying new fish:HOW BIG WILL IT GROW?Think long-term. Find out the approximate size the fish can be expected to eventually reach. Make sure you have a large enough tank for your fish to live comfortably in. Since a tank can support about one inch of fish per gallon, you wouln't want to keep a fish that might grow six inches long if you have a tiny tank! Lack of space could stunt it's growth and shorten its life unnecessarily.WILL IT GET ALONG WTH THE OTHERS IN MY AQUARIUM?Some fish are territorial and will not tolerate the presence of any other types of fish, and are best kept completely on their own.IS MY AQUARIUM SETUP SUITABLE FOR IT?Depending on the characteristics and habits of the fish you are eyeing, these are some of the things you have to consider:If it's timid or reclusive fish, are there enough nooks and crannies for it to hide in? If it's a big fish, is there enough open space for it to swim in? Is the fish a voracious herbivore that will eat up your carefully planted aquascape?The condition of water is important as well: Is the temperature range of the water acceptable to the fish? How effective is the filtration system? Is there any risk of upsetting the equilibrium of the aquarium if you add more fish to it?WHAT DOES IT EAT?Most aquarium fish eat flakes, but some like to have treats like freeze-dried worms, bugs, plants and even small animals in their diet. Find out what type of food your new fish likes to eat, so you can take home its favorites foods at the same time.Don't treat fish as "disposable pets" and let your ignorance cause them to die a premature or painful death. Thank you.If you have any good suggestion to further improve my tank you are MOST welcome. My contact number: 98584206 (Singapore) My email: hsk_7@Hotmail.com

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