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DI68

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Hi there

I currently have 3 aquariums ( 4 including one I am housing new born Texas fry ) and a pond with Koi. They range in size from a 300 litre lovely rosewood cabinet style and an Aqua one AR650 and 980. I recently bought the Aqua One 650 to isolate my Texas as he was getting quite large however he looked miserable so I placed him back in the community tank of cichlids and he breed twice in the past 6 mths...then died shortly after the 2nd lot were born which floored me :(The AR980 I bought a couple of weeks back as I thought it would be a good idea to have 'a spare' however I couldn't help myself and have just filled it with 20kg of rock/coral and coral sand to make it look marine ( similar to my 650 but that has gravel and shell grit). After seeking advice from aquariums this week and researching how to convert this tank to marine for a different look, I sadly gave up and bought...you guessed it....MORE cichlids. A little concerned as I bought from the same aquarium as always and have just read that my blue severum is going to grow huge and the maingano is not a community tank fish and he is chasing everyone :facepalm:. This is why I am glad I came across this site and others to research fish species before I get carrried away in the aquarium again and then suffer buyer's remorse...and hopefully find some fantastic breeds to keep an eye out for.:fish2:
 
Welcome to AA!

What size is your tank in gallons?
I am not much of a cichlid expert, I know more of freshwater fish other than cichlids, so if you have questions, ask
Welcome!
 
Hi Shellyx -Sorry for the late response...working this site out. I have owned same too when I had a tropical set up and also owned a tank with blue crayfish ( not sure if that's the right name anymore) .It came with eggs attached under her tail so that was an interesting surprise when they hatched. A battle of the toughest each day.:fish2:
 
...and thanks for the welcome...had some problems working this site out so my original response didn't work.
 
Hi Shellyx -Sorry for the late response...working this site out. I have owned same too when I had a tropical set up and also owned a tank with blue crayfish ( not sure if that's the right name anymore) .It came with eggs attached under her tail so that was an interesting surprise when they hatched. A battle of the toughest each day.:fish2:

Hi, that would have been cool! Always found crayfish interesting but never had room for one lol
 
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