Photo #4 - Blue Peacock Through The Limestone

freshwater fish - aulonocara hansbaenschi - red peacock cichlid stocking in 46 gallons tank - Blue Peacock through the limestone

Submitted By: matthew morgan on 09/30/2007

Photo Caption: Blue Peacock through the limestone

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State: Georgia

Country: United States

Description: I have a 46 gallon bowfront . I use Two emp 400s and two powerheads for water movement.

Advice: Take your time and do your research on the species you want to keep. Don't overcrowd your tank and remember to let your tank cycle.

Fish Kept: African Cichlids 2 Haplochromis 9 Mbuna 2 Frontosa

Corals/Plants: None, just limestone and native rocks. African Cichlid substrate.

Tank Size: 46 gallons

Quote: Fish control my brain

About Yourself: I got hooked first with a 55 gallon and two Oscars, a 100 gallon with two African Clown Knife, a 135 gallon with mixed African Cichlids, and then with my current 46 gallon bowfront. Just love watching them and creating little environments for them to thrive.

COMMENTS

Hi Akam,,,try onion plants,,,work great, grow fast and africans will not touch them

Mike

2008-03-23 12:09:51

Hi Akam, The rock u want to know about is called "Lace Rock" Cheaper if u buy a whole crate of it rather by the lb. Cheers!

Mike

2007-10-17 06:32:01

never be envious of a reef tank,if you understand the fundamentals of fishkeeping you can apply them to any aspect of the hobby.Al you need is a skimmer,test kits,circulation,and lighting preferably VHO lighting.Africans were the last step in fresh water before I got the bug to go salt!