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Country:
Australia
Description:
125 g mixed african cichlid tank, 2217 eheim filter, 2700 Nautilus filter UV. Several Mabuna ( crabro, acei, Hongi, zebras, arautus and maingano). Haps yellows, venustus, red fin borleyi, electric blues and red empress) alunocara (lemon jake). Non african ( chinese algea eaters which have grown to 4 inches in 2 year, 2 clown loaches which are 5 inches big in 2 years a rescue Congo tetra with has survived 3 years without any problems, 2 petricola and 2 upside cat fish which have all survived over to years. And finally 2 common bristnoses and a Golden honey pleco that have been in my take for 3 years. Blue red and white LED lighting 8 he a day feed hakari floating big balls and sinking small balls. 1 in the morning but limited to not over feed.
Advice:
Ask heaps of questions and take your time.
Fish Kept:
Venustus Cichlid, Red Zebra Cichlid, Red Fin Kadango, Auratus Cichlid, Maingano Cichlid, Bumblebee Cichlid, Red Empress, Electric Yellow Cichlid, Electric Blue Hap, Clown Loach, Upside Down Cat, Chinese Algae Eater, Synodontis Multipunctatus Catfish, Congo Tetra, Hongi, Rusty Cichlid
Corals/Plants:
None
Tank Size:
125 gallons
Quote:
Fist will be fish
About Yourself:
Part time hobbiest
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