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And another one made a few swim through and hole's /archs Sent from my XT1032 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Only just started to fill it so not much has changed except the scaping Sent from my XT1032 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Darylb that looks amazing... And thanks for instructions Mr x I shall follow them and hopefully get the tank started off today or tomorrow when I get some ro water sorted, Ingy the rocks sure are to the base, I figured digging may produce problems from experience with my mbuna tank Thanks for...

Well I must admit my fw tank changes on a monthly basis lol. But as iam so new to sw I have no idea what iam aiming for how about a pic of your tank Daryl b Sent from my XT1032 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Yes or no on the scaping ? Sent from my XT1032 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Excellent should I use RO water to wash or will regular water do the trick ? Then put in tank with RO salted water Sent from my XT1032 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Hi I've been a member in here for a short time but for my freshwater tank I now have a spare tank which iam going to do marine. I was astounded by the price of live rock!!! So got around 25kg or so of ex live rock that had been out of water for a year or so. I plan to buy some live rock to...

My new cichlid tank and my planty tank Sent from my XT1032 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Lovely tanks mine looking like this at the moment but no idea what to stock now?

Thats a **** pretty tank

This is my second tank a week and a bit in was hoping to keep mbuna cichlids but found out its too small so may keep some smaller rams keyholes etc if i can? not sure yet maybe a few more green plants secured inbetween the rocks, my other tanks planted so fancied a rockscape lol

Sweet looking tank and very pretty fish

Id be interested in seeing pics?

Cheers for the reply renegade, its really lookin like a cichlid tank isnt an option for this particular tank tbh, but it just means on top of my current 2tanks and my marine tank iam saving for ill have to get another big tank for cichlids lol

Thanks the input ivan some of the shell dwellers look lovely but u think i prefer the mbuna

Excellent thank you very much i owe you a beer lol

Say 3 fems to 1male?

Thats perfect info thanks one thing i couldnt see was is there a male to female ratio? All else seems to be answered on that link Many thanks

Hands down the mbunas are better lookin than rams lol, so try for mbunas,,,more rocks ill get, how many could i keep and is there a male female ratio, also what ph should i aim for? I assume other parameters should be the same as my other tank?

How many rams could be kept? So far mbuna sounds the best option is that what you would do? Also would i need much more rock/hides? And thank you very much for the info

What about ram cichlids etc?

I will be getting 5x2x2 but thats reserved for a marine set up lol

I suspected that might be the case are mbunas more aggresive? And hidey as opposed to other types?

I believe its 36 gallon which i guess is small for a cichlid set up? Thanks the scaping is finished yet its just so you know what iam working with lol

Iam hoping to put some cichlids in a tank ive just started cycling (with media from other tank) is there any important pointers? Is there enough rock in there already? I will be adding hopefully java fern between the current rock (tied down) as i read somewhere cichlids wernt a big fan of eating...