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State:
Washington
Country:
United States
Description:
37 gallon aquarium black trim
Eheim classic 150 2211 type canister filter with Seachem Matrix
Aquatop PF40-UV Hang-On Filter with UV Sterilization Seachem Purigen in filter
Two Cobalt Aquatics Power Heads MJ600 filtering through Hydro sponge filters that sit at the bottom of the tank in each back corner. Spray bars attached to the outlets of the powerheads.
ViaAqua Titanium Aquarium Heater, 200-Watt
Two Finnex Monster Ray Aquarium Color Enhancing LED Strip, 30-Inch Lights are on a timer.
Caribsea Eco-Complete African Cichlid Zack Sand substrate
Stacked stone from a local rockery
I feed the cichlids once a day Dainichi Cichlid Food - Color FX and Dainichi ? Color Supreme
Seachem Marine buffer keeps the PH right around 8.2 to 8.3
Seachem Cichlid Lake Salt as well as several other Seachem products like Prime.
I have all the filters hooked up to battery backup in case of power outages. Pumps should run for 36 hours before my backups run out of power.
Advice:
Have more filtration than you need as long as it is not blowing your fish around the tank.
Fish Kept:
Dragon blood
Benga Sunshine
Red Top Lwanda
Aulonocara stuartgranti (Chiwindi) Blue Neon
Aulonocara (Rubescens)
Ruby Red Peacock
Aulonocara Maulana
Bi-color 500
Electric Blue Ahli
Green Face Intermedius
Ruby Green
Species #35 ?Tomato?
Hippo Point Blue Bar
Pundamilia nyererei (Anchor Island)
Lethrinops sp. Red Cap (Itungi)
Astatotilapia calliptera
Zebra Obliquidens
Lemon Yellow Lab
Red Zebra
Maingano
Demasoni
Cobalt Zebra/ Blue
Yellow Top Mbamba
Rusty Cichlid
Ancistrus sp. Albino Bushy Nose Pleco
Pictus Catfish
Electric Blue Crayfish
Corals/Plants:
NA
Tank Size:
37 gallons
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