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Country:
Canada
Description:
48*13*24 L/D/H... Lighting.. One 24 inch actinic, and one 24 inch sunlight. one Aquaclear 70, and one Marineland 120 I think its marineland.. one airator, and one heater set to 82f. Freshwater salt(stressrelief) no other chems.
Advice:
If you like your cichlids, :) Feed them the odd leaf of Romaine Lettuce :)
Fish Kept:
All cichlids. Elec. Blue Hap, (male/female pair) Malawi Red Peacock Hap. (male/female pair) Auratus, Cobalt Blue Zebra, Red Zebra (1male/2female) Electric Yellow Lab (breeding pair),
Snow White Zebra, Amazingly... One Convict(female), Acei, (2male), Pseudotropheus socolofi , Elongatus Slab(3males2female), Neolamprologus brichardi(male/female pair), I think thats it... :)
Corals/Plants:
All plastic plants for now, Cichlids are too hungry, Rock is both slate and Not exactly sure what the other rock is called, Similar to river bed fossil rock.
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
I got questions, I got answers.
About Yourself:
I started off with a full terarruim, and land have water, Branches in and outta the water, Beach type substrate for the land, I had a painted turtle, An Iguana and Goldfish all in the same tank, it was pretty beautiful, So.. I thought maybe Id try all water, and Loved it, My next step is aquascaping with dscus and real plants :)
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