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State:
Michigan
Country:
United States
Description:
in wall 90 gallon all glass 48"x18"x24"
2 coralife t5 double strip lights 1 blue antick 1 10000 k 1 6700 k and 1 colormax bulbs
fluval fx5 filter and a zoomeds aqua sweep for extra water movement
80lb of carribsea eco-complete african cichlid substate and 20 lb of carribsea agronite
over 200 lb of river rock and slate with lots of algae for the fish to gaze on
Advice:
this web site and cichlid-forum are great web sites to get info and ideas
Fish Kept:
7 - Cynotilapia Afra "Cobue"
2 - Labidochromis caeruleus "yellow Lab"
1 - Pseudotropheus "Acei" (Msuli)
7 - Pseudotropheus sp. "Blue Dolphin" (Ndonga)
4 - Pseudotropheus Flavus + 60 fry
1 - Bristlenose Pleco
2 - Thorichthys Meeki "Fire Mouth"
Corals/Plants:
none
Tank Size:
90 gallons
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