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Thanks, that's so humbling. I really just started going at it and it took about 30 minutes.

I was able to pick up some "Ohio blue" flagstone yesterday for $0.22 a pound. So I rescaped my 90g with it. I've never seen my fish more happy Before and after picture attached

I'm unsure if it's a true keibensis, but I have what's called a rock kribensis. It's a Victorian species. Very vibrant and social. He hangs with my mbuna here he is with my yellow lab

Bumblebee cichlids are known for their ability to change colors. What size of a tank do you have? Having an electric blue (assuming it's a johanni and not a maingano) in a 4ft tank or smaller could be bad considering they are both some of the most aggressive species of mbuna.

Yesterday, I finished stocking my 90g mixed African all male tank. Filtration: Fluval Aquaclear 110 Seachem Tidal 110 Fluval 306 Lighting: Finnex Vivid+ Stocking : Labidochromis caeruleus (yellow lab) Pseudotropheus sp. "Acei" (Ngara White Tail) Metriaclima greshakei (ice blue)...

Orange with brown is OB zebra, yellows are yellow lab. Black with yellow fin looks like acei. I'm unsure of the lighter pink ones. Maybe strawberry peacock but don't old me to that. The the zebra, labs, and acei are mbuna so their primary diet should be plant based. I feed mine zucchini...

All males . Yellow lab, Tomato hap, perlmutt, rusty, acei, red jake, johanii or demasoni, hongi, hara, and probably about 5 more just unsure of what is out there still.

Yep was running the filter on his tank.

Set up my first African cichlid tank using 50% water from a friends tank as well as adding a filter he had been keeping as an extra. 55g. Going to add a fluval canister filter next week as well as finnex vivid+ lights.

Currently have a 29g running filtration for ~120g. Currently I have 6 mollies, 4 emerald corys, a pair of apistos and a dwarf powder blue gourami. Doing 1/3 water changes twice weekly. I was wondering if adding a pair of Blue Rams would be compatible with the apistos.

So I have made this extra filter for my 29g freshwater tank. I used an old CPR backpack protein skimmer. I placed filter padding in the first chamber, I placed activated carbon in a mesh bag in the second chamber and bioballs in the third chamber. I will be adding ceramic and sponge to the final...

I'm already running a topfin 30 and a tetra whisper 10-30 internal filter. This was just something I had in my garage and am attempting to repurpose

The dimensions are about 18x8x3.5. Thanks for the suggestion. I am going to do add floss, sponge. And ceramic

Sorry, I didn't specify, but it's a freshwater tank.

Would this work as an efficient filter for a 29G freshwater? (I'm eliminating the skimmer part) I have a CPR backpack protein skimmer that I never used. I threw this together as I believe it would be quite efficient and provide tons of room for a bio filter. I plan on filling the right chamber...