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Country:
United Kingdom
Description:
4ft long 250L Lake Malawi African Cichlid tank. 3 LED lights, 2x Fluval 306 external filters + Wave Maker. 2x 300W heaters. 1x Fluval Q2 AirPump. White sand, black background with ocean rock.
Advice:
Pick a decent size tank (the biggest you can afford and have space for) research the fish you want and decorate your tank accordingly. Filters and heaters are very important go for reliable brands.
Fish Kept:
Strawberry Peacock (Dragon Blood)
Strawberry Peacock (albino)
OB Peacock x3
Labidochromis Caeruleus (Yellow Lab) x3
Labidochromis Hongi (Red Top Lab) x2
Pundamilia Nyererei Ruti Island x2
Sciaenochromis Fryeri x2
Sciaenochromis Fryeri (Fry, born in tank) x1
Red Shoulder Peacock
Nimbochromis Venustus
Cyphotilapia Frontosa
Corals/Plants:
None
Tank Size:
60 gallons
About Yourself:
I have kept many varieties of tropical and cold water fish through out my life. I currently have 2 tropical tanks my main tank is the Lake Malawi set up, the other is a smaller set up for small tropical fish. I also have an out door pond with Koi and Goldfish.
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