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I found an almost 3" fully colored male Ngara Flametail (along with some other peacocks) in a African Pseudo tank. All the fish listed on the tank were pseudos and $8.99. I asked the guy the price on the Flametail. He said it must be $8.99 like everything else in there; having no clue what he...

Is this the 175 you have in the media lounge? No way I would remove your rocks. That tank looks great as is!

You might reduce the fighting over territory, but you would also eliminate any hiding places for your sub fish. I do not think it is a good idea long-term for the majority of Africans. Mbuna means "rockfish" and do best with lots of rocks. What species do you have?

For Fronts tank mates, stick with other Tanganyika.

It seems I do see more Eheim fans badmouthing FX5's than vice versa. My only complaint about Eheim is the price.

Great looking tank

Excellent tank. You have some great aquascape and filtration.

The Neolamprologus Leleupi are a nice addition. I have some in my 220 and have always been a fan of them. Good luck with the Calvus. They are slow growers.

I have x2 FX5 and x1 405 (not on the same tank). While I like the 405, it doesn't stand a chance against the FX5. You are going to need more than a 405 on a 150. As far as the Eheim vs FX5, I do not even bother with those debates. Each has devoted followers and you will NEVER change their mind.

All sold.....mods, please close.

Agreed with the 7 days. Better safe than sorry!

A 48"x18"x30" sump.....imagine all the scrubbies you could put in that thing!!

A single, fully grown 8" fish in a 12" wide tank isn't all that bad....but isn't optimal. For perspective, would you want to live in a 4' wide room? You can turn around in a prison cell, but I wouldn't call it spacious! I realize that a reasonable comparison, but I am just saying.... What is...

Losing a fish sucks enough on its own, but to surprisingly lose one w/o any noticeable reason might be worse. You never know what happened or if it will happen again. If there is a problem or issue you can identify, at least you know what you are up against and how to proceed.

Looks good. I would add more rocks. You might consider adding a background. It really helps IMO.

I have a Frontosa colony. They do grow slower than peacocks or mbuna, but faster than Calvus. If you give fronts a variety of good food, enough room, and provide water changes, their growth rate isn't as slow as many say.

I had a 46 bowfront for years. Some of the iterations were mbuna tank (several times), fancy goldfish (orandas,moors), pair of Oscars (6" and 4"), JD alone (7"), female FH (5"), and EBJD (x4 1"-3"). The EBJDs were the last fish I had in it before I sold it. They are cool tanks, but not big...

72x30x30...x2 Brutal! That is a sweet looking stand/tanks set-up

I have seen stacked 125's at LFS. They are tube steel. I have made a stand for dual 90's, but it was nothing fancy and kept in a basement. Perfecto used to make a steel 125 stand that holds dual 30 gallon breeders (30x18) under the 125. I really like the looks of 12 Volt Man's, but it doesn't...

Bump Thanks Horrifier.