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State: Missouri
Country: United States
Description: 40 gallon cichlid tank. Aragonite substrate and sand bottom, slate biotope environment, 7.8 PH. i run a penguin bio wheel 350 with additional ceramic ring bio media, and a 250 gph bulkhead. Temp consistently at 77-79 degrees.
Advice: Keep an eye on your waters' parameters, the food you give them, and think about what your fish would like, not what YOU think looks good, and your fish will live a long, healthy life... :)
Fish Kept: 1 Red Devil, 1 Jewel, 2 Convicts, 1 Kenyi, 1 Blue Cobalt, 1 Maingano, 2 tilapia butterkoffrei, 1 Black Fin Shark, 1 Spotted Puffer, 1 OB Peacock
Corals/Plants: Changes consistently...
Tank Size: 40 gallons
About Yourself: I LOVE CICHLIDS. I've been raising/ breeding them since around the age of 9. I have a deep passion for saltwater fish as well.

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