Photo #2 - Copadichromis Borleyi - Red Fin Kadango

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Country: Finland
Description: Malawi Cichlid tank, 56x46x130cm Rocky background on 3 sides 36W Hagen PowerGlo+AquaGlo Aguastar LED moonlights EHEIM 2026 + EHEIM powerball + home-made matt-filter+600l/h pump Jager 300W heater 50Kg of rock ..
Advice: Hold Your horses ... think before building. Twice. At least. Then - be patient.
Fish Kept: Metriaclima Callainos Bright Blue Copadichromis Borleyi Red Fin Kadango Pseudotropheys demasoni Metriaclima estherae Red Zebra Synodontis Petricola Labidochromis caerul L-060 Hypostomus nematopterus + Brotia pagodula
Corals/Plants: Microsorum pteropus Vallisneria spiralis
Tank Size: 80 gallons
Quote: Anything worth doing ...
About Yourself: Cheap alternative over reef tank ..

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