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State:
Colorado
Country:
United States
Description:
47G African Malawi Biotope
Advice:
Bio Filtration!! Aerobic and anaerobic bacteria are the number one key to a healthy tank. Understanding the nitrogen cycle and supplying a healthy environment for biological bacteria colonization will guarantee your fish a long and healthy life!
Fish Kept:
(1) Male Red Zebra [Metriaclima estherae]
(1) Male Yellow Lab [Labidochromis Caeruleus]
(1) Male Haplochromis Ahli
(1) White Top Afra [Cynotilapia sp. "hara"]
(1) Synodontis Eputis
Corals/Plants:
50lbs of African Lace
50lbs of Live Malawi Substrate
Tank Size:
47 gallons
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