Photo #1 - Some Of My Mbuna And Other Malawi Cichlids

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Country: Netherlands
Description: Size: 200x60x75cm, 900 liters, 2 Aqua Pro 4 filters 2,400 liters per hour, 300W Jaeger heater, 36W Sera Blue Sky Royal, 36W Arcadia Marine Blue Actinic. Background, stand and hood homemade.
Advice: start big because you'll always wish you'd bought a bigger one later.
Fish Kept: Iodotropheus Sprengerae, Aulonocara Firefish, Labidochromis Caeruleus "Lion's Cove", Pseudotropheus Lombardoi, Cyrtocara Moorii, Pseudotropheus Elongatus Mpanga, Pterygoplichthys Disjunctivus. total of about 50
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 240 gallons

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