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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
My Tank is a 260 Litre 120x68x46cm Bow front Rift Lake Cichlid Tank not sure of make, I have 1x white light 1x marine blue light, 2 Tetratec Ex1200 external filters, 1 Tetratec AP300 Airpump with air curtain at back, A rena 300w heater, Substrate is coral sand with mix of White rock,Slate and pebbles and red agate with a scattered amount of fake plant.
Advice:
Always Double filtration for cichlids and make sure you really research which ones you get as there are alot of unwritten rules. Do not trust your local Fish shop join a good forum as you will get all the help you need. And lastly be patient!
Fish Kept:
Synodontis Eupterus x3 /
Cyrtocara Moorii x 3 /
Labeotropheus fuelleborni "red top Thumbi West" ob morph x 3 /
Metriaclima estherae x 1 /
Labidichromis caeruleus x 6 /
Aulonacara Stuartgranti 'Chipoka' x2 /
Aulonocara hansbaenschi x 1 /
Scianochromis Fryeri x 1 /
Aulonacara OB Peacock x 2 /
Tropheus Moorii moliro x 3 /
Aulonocara baenschi x 3 /
Pundamilia nyererei x 3 /
Aulonocara stuartgranti (Charo) x 1 /
Cynotilapia afra "Cobue" x1 /
Metriaclima zebra "red-top" x1 /
Aulonocara sp. "lwanda" x1 /
Corals/Plants:
None at this time
Tank Size:
57 gallons
Quote:
enjoy today cause tommorrow will cost to bloody much!
About Yourself:
I am a Mother of 5, I have 11 tanks 4 Cichlid tanks and the other are tropical Mollies, Tropical Guppies, Baby Tank (in constant use!), and a mixed community. I like obviously fishkeeping, art ,crafts and american muscle cars and Dayvans
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