29 gal rescaped
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Hey Westo,
The tank looks cool, calm, and peaceful now, but sorry to tell you a 29g just isnt big enough for those fish. A 55g and up will be needed soon.
Have you looked at dwarf cichlids
Shellies?
http://fish-etc.com/fish/cichlids/the-shell-dwelling-cichlids
The tank looks cool, calm, and peaceful now, but sorry to tell you a 29g just isnt big enough for those fish. A 55g and up will be needed soon.
Have you looked at dwarf cichlids
Shellies?
http://fish-etc.com/fish/cichlids/the-shell-dwelling-cichlids
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Cool... You're on top of it!
Im a fan of Africans too, but a planted CA or SA community would fill in the 90g nicely
Im a fan of Africans too, but a planted CA or SA community would fill in the 90g nicely
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For the 90gal? You've got a lot of options. My personal hands on experience is only with a few SA species so far. Im just reading up and learning from other more experienced members here.
Long ago(before google research) I had a pair of Astronotus ocellatus. They were awesome fish that really peaked my interest into the hobby. Im not recommending them for you knowing they get huge and a pair would need bigger than a 90g.
Maybe Something in the Geophagus or Heros genus will intrigue you.
I don't want to discourage what you're into, but I think its a good idea to read up on other fish from SA/CA before making a commitment on all African tanks.
Heres a great variety stock list of fish to check out.
http://www.wetspottropicalfish.com/index.php/fish
Long ago(before google research) I had a pair of Astronotus ocellatus. They were awesome fish that really peaked my interest into the hobby. Im not recommending them for you knowing they get huge and a pair would need bigger than a 90g.
Maybe Something in the Geophagus or Heros genus will intrigue you.
I don't want to discourage what you're into, but I think its a good idea to read up on other fish from SA/CA before making a commitment on all African tanks.
Heres a great variety stock list of fish to check out.
http://www.wetspottropicalfish.com/index.php/fish
Oh I understand no putting me down. I have seen a few that I really liked I like fish that just stand out that I can get at my lfs well every once in a while there will be a full grown red shoulder cichlid or somthin else that just has amazing color.
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Here's an update on my 29 gal have put all the mbuna in the 55 gal and have a convict and fire mouth, salvini, and 2 Bala Sharks all are small they will be going into the 55 when I get my 90 gal in a couple months I know they get way to big for a 30!
Just rescaped I'm loving it!!!
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Just rescaped I'm loving it!!!
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I see you're dabbling with a keystone archway.
Have you seen this guys handy work?
https://youtu.be/vswc7xB0V6c
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Have you seen this guys handy work?
https://youtu.be/vswc7xB0V6c
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Maybe not quite a keystone arch.
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If no one else has asked, how do you get those rocks to stay stacked up so nicely?
New fish new rockscape got 6 tiger barbs 2 blue barbs and a Pictus cat one demasoni female and a male firemouthe they are doing great I'm gonna add 2-4 mor barbs but a different color the green ones!
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