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Country:
Mexico
Description:
Size-8'Lx20"Hx28"D.
Light- 2 sets of 40W power-glo.
Filtration- rena xp3, cascade 1500. aqua clear 110.
And 4 air pumps that I don't know what brand they are.
Advice:
Keep doing good things.
Fish Kept:
African cichlids: 1Labeotropheus fulleborni. 1Labidochromis caeruleus. 1pseudotropheus demasoni. 2Julidochromis marlieri. 20+Neolamprologes brichardi. 3Astatotilapia aene color. Alonacaras=1 stuartgranty.1fire fish dragon blood.1Germanred.1Jacobfreibergi.1Hueseri.1maylandi.1"OB". 3 Nimbochromis venustus. 2Frontosas.
1Red frontosa. 2Tropheus duboisi. 2Tropheus morri
1Dimidiochromis compressiceps. 2Electric blue. 1Maleri IS. 1Pseudotrophus cabro. 2Metriclima pyrsonotos. and about 100+ babys.
Corals/Plants:
About 600 Pounds of Lava Rock, and plastic plants.
And about 300 pounds of white sand.
Tank Size:
230 gallons
Quote:
Just get it done !
About Yourself:
Local 86 IronWorker. I love my little girl, and my wife. 150G with tropical fish and 120G with Discus.
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