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.: hahnsoloist :.Country:Phillippines

this is my medium planted tanganyikan tank. black lava rocks are drilled with holes to simulate holey rock look without the added weight. a couple of river rock, fine gravel substrate and a few plants together with a DIY background

Ranked #894 out of 1573 planted tanks worldwide

Ratings:4.37

Votes:1781

Tank Size:69

Description:

this is my medium planted tanganyikan tank. black lava rocks are drilled with holes to simulate holey rock look without the added weight. a couple of river rock, fine gravel substrate and a few plants together with a DIY background

.: BARCA :.Country:Jordan

Beginner tank

Ranked #718 out of 1573 planted tanks worldwide

Ratings:4.66

Votes:1155

Tank Size:69

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Beginner tank

.: miguelcarlo83 :.Country:Australia

This is what I like to call: Migs C's Mbuna Paraiso. This is the original set-up. The idea was to make it look as natural as possible, even with the inclusion of the mangrove root. Personally, I think it still looks natural and slightly resembles what can be found in Lake Malawi. I like to stress that I try to keep the tank relatively clean by doing fortnightly water changes and cleaning the internal filters. The fishes are not too aggressive with each other due to the number of hiding places and caves. I think it is wise to do that with any African Cichlid tank, especially those that are overstocked like mine.

Ranked #576 out of 3362 freshwater tanks worldwide

Ratings:4.65

Votes:699

Tank Size:69

Description:

This is what I like to call: Migs C's Mbuna Paraiso. This is the original set-up. The idea was to make it look as natural as possible, even with the inclusion of the mangrove root. Personally, I think it still looks natural and slightly resembles what can be found in Lake Malawi. I like to stress that I try to keep the tank relatively clean by doing fortnightly water changes and cleaning the internal filters. The fishes are not too aggressive with each other due to the number of hiding places and caves. I think it is wise to do that with any African Cichlid tank, especially those that are overstocked like mine.

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