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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
This is 90 gallons cichlid tank and had been setup from last two months. I am using Zoo med 50/50 bulbs which brings out the cichlids color really best. I put about 30 fish in the tanks so i am using two canister filters to have sufficent filteration for the load. I have Cascade and Fluval 305 currently runnig and i happen to like Fluval better. They are easy to clean and dont make mess when disconnecting hoses.
Advice:
Never over Crowd the tank if neccessay if you do always make sure that you have sufficent Filteration.
Fish Kept:
15 Peacocks several in blue and few yellow and red rubys.
4 Yellow Labs
3 Kenyi Cichlids
2 Parrot Cichlids
2 Marble Loaches
1 Black Catfish
2 White Albino Mbuna
2 Blue Electric Mbuna
Corals/Plants:
Tufa Rock and Texas holy rock
Tank Size:
90 gallons
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