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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
100g assorted cichlid tank..
powered by 2 marineland emperor 450 HOB filters and 1 canister filter with fine media...
egg crate under florida crushed coral...
~200lbs of lace rock...
plasic plants...
black backround...
a timed homedepot light fixture with two power-glo bulbs...
Advice:
have a friend that knows what to do and that will do all of the hard work... lol...
Fish Kept:
assorted african peacocks...
two king parrot cichlids...
assorted mbuna peacocks...
a couple of killing fish...
a couple of alto. calvus...
a couple of syno. multipicactus...
Corals/Plants:
plastic and green algae...
Tank Size:
100 gallons
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