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State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Description:
140 gallon with 2-36" lights, for filters i have a fluval fx5 canister a marineland hob biowheel and a marineland c220 canister, there are 2 heaters, the substrate is sand used for pool filters and some crushed coral
Advice:
Research and have fun
Fish Kept:
Electric Yellow Cichlid, duboisi cichlid, yellow banded tropheus, red zebras, marmalade cichlids, acei cichlids,frontosas, cobalt blue zebras, rustys, cream mbunas, blueberry cichlids, parrot cichlids kenyi cichlids, albino red zebrA cichlids, plecostomus, pictus catfish, jacobfrebergi peacock, demasoni cichlids, pundamilia red flank cichlids, striped rafael catfish
Corals/Plants:
Fake plants and corals
Tank Size:
140 gallons
About Yourself:
Ive been in the hobby less that a year...a friend got me interested and i got really into it...in a years time ive had about 10 differwnt tanks starting at a ten gallon and finally making it upto my new 140 gallon which i love abd so do the fish...ive been hoping to have some breeding going on but nothing so far...alot of the cichlids are still fairly young...there are a few mature fish...this has been one of my most favorite hobbies to date...its been ezpensive but well worth it...i love laying in bed and spebding hours watching these fish...they are so smart and have an amazing memory!!!
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