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State:
West Virginia
Country:
United States
Description:
300 gallon Central American Cichlid tank.
Advice:
Take your time.
Fish Kept:
300 Gallon
Amphilophus labiatus (F0) - (Rapps)
Vieja maculicauda (F1) - (Rapps)
Silver Dollars (4 so far) - (lfs)
Vieja bifasciatus (F1) - (Rapps)
Hypsophrys nicaraguensis - demon (LFS)
Amphilophus amarillo F1 Male - (Davis)
citranellum Lago Nicaragua F1 Male - (Davis)
Amphilophus labiatus F1 - (Davis)
Cichlasoma pearsei - (Davis)
Amphilophus trimac - (Davis)
Vieja hartweigi - (Davis)
Cryptoheros Cutteri (F0) - female (Rapps)
Cryptoheros Cutteri (F1) - 2 male, 1 female (Davis)
210 gallon tank
Parachromis Dovii - 1 male (Davis)
55 gallon tank
Amphilophus labiatus - (LFS)
About Yourself:
Been in the hobby for about ten years now. It's a great stress reliever.
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