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State:
Connecticut
Country:
United States
Description:
Minimum of 2 HOB Emp 400's for each tank, no matter what size. All natural materials for decore, still experimenting with lighting (since this catagory is the costliest) but cheep-o fixtures with white fluorescent tubes are all I can afford. Rocks are still free -- thank god.
Advice:
It's a good idea to research fish species before choosing fish, and join forums, read books, ask questions, and definatly learn about water chemistry before you set up. Give "fishless cycling" a try.
Fish Kept:
Pseudotropheus elongatus Usisya
Pseudotropheus saulosi
Pseudotropheus zebra cobalt (maylandia callainos)
Pseudotropheus demasoni
Placidochromis phenochilus
Labeochromis fuelleborni
Cynotilapia afra Mbweca
Cynotilapia afra Hai Reef
Synodontis multipunctatus
Lamprologous occelatus
Corals/Plants:
none
Tank Size:
75 gallons
About Yourself:
I'm crazy in love with fish.
Google "Future-PhD" for my fish photography!
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