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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
My first tank, containing tanganikan cichlids. I use the standard jewel lighting and filtration but I will connect a fluval 104 external when I go to university to reduce maintenance for my mum.
Advice:
Take your time and always start with the hardiest and least aggressive fish.
Fish Kept:
2 Neolamprologus Cylindricus.
2 Altolamprologus Compressiceps, very young.
3 Neolamprologus Brichardi, 1 male 2 female.
4 Syno Petricola.
2 young Tropheus Dubosi
Adult pair of Altolamprologus Calvus (my pride,hehe)
6 Youngish neo. Ocellatus (love these lil guys)
3 neo. leleupi
1 Neo. Buescheri
of yer and a gold gourami that survived the transfer from comunity to african, bless him!
Corals/Plants:
one massive java fern, few small grass cut offs for the shell dweller area.
Tank Size:
25 gallons
Quote:
Fish are friends not food
About Yourself:
I work at the japanese koi company part time but am leaving soon as im off to university. I keep lots of other animals including snakes and lizards, looking forward to when i have more money and can buy a massive tank for when my fish are adults, and maybe add a few more :-)
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