Photo #1 - Borleyi - Malawi Cichlids - Ocean Rock / Slate

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: I have a selection of Malawi Cichlids, Mbuna, Haps, Victoria and BN plecs I have them in a 240L 4ft tank running a fluval fx5 and a fluval 3+ internal. (seriously overfiltered). All my fish are F1s or wild cought which makes them very rare! I have 15kg of sand as substrate, 50 kg of ocean rock, 20 kg of slate. Lighting is T8 marine white & blue. With red / blue night lights LEDs. I have 6 breeding groups of different fish and 2 smaller breeding / growing tanks. Davie
Advice: Go 4 it
Fish Kept: Malawi cichlids
Corals/Plants: ocean rock / slate
Tank Size: 70 gallons
About Yourself: Been keeping fish for around 2 years

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