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Lol ya makes a great and usually expensive snack!

Ya I've seen great setups with live plants. I think the trick is setting up the plants before adding fish and adding small fish that grow up with the plants so they don't see them as a food source. Don't know, but I'll keep trying lol

Very nice arrangement. It looks like your using live plants, have you had luck with those and Africans? Mine have always been eaten or uprooted.

Very nice setup and aquascape. I've always liked 75g tanks. Easily managed but large enough to flex artistic skills. I currently run a 210g that needs some attention lol

I second the motion!

Very nice. Haven't used much blue light but I've heard it's good for blue colored fish. How easy was the DIY background?

What kind of lighting are you running? Also is that a 3D foam insert background or rocks stacked?

Anytime! Don't be afraid to change things often. I find that my Africans really like the frequent changes it also helps with aggression. As the order shifts each time. Making sure no one fish dominates the whole tank all the time.

Aquascape looks great! Mbuna can be very aggressive landscapers as well. My experience would suggest that the setup is ok, but I would watch as they dig around to see if any rocks appear to shift. If your worries I would burry the foundation stones deep in the sand so even when the sand is...

He is about 7-8 inches right now. Max size is over 18

Had this guy for three years! Ive loved watching him grow

Thank you! It's funny how I seem to have more fun doing a water change and rearranging the decor than just watching my fish! I'll post some more with close ups of some fish

Newly done aquascape of my 210! Assorted mbuna, peacock, haps, and several plecos