Decorating all male hap/peacock tank

hitemup4u

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any ideas? I know less is supposed to be good at keeping aggression down. I am thinking of using larger river rock. Any input/expierence would be appreciated
 

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Flat slate and other rocks have worked well in my african tanks to stack high and create large caves without displacing a large amount of the water with large and more round rocks.
 

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Fossilised wood standing upright like "poles". Seen a hap tank like that here and it looks sweet as.
 

hitemup4u

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i put some of the lighting grid stuff on the bottom before the sand (pfs) to help distribute the weight. I plan on only putting 5-6 larger or different shaped pieces reguardless of river rock, holey rock, ect.
 

juice604

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MalawiTango;2617544; said:
I prefer less rocks in my Hap/peacock tanks. Mbunas and Tangs need caves Haps and Peacocks like to cruise the med-upper areas of the tank.

yup the larger ones need room to swim ,and the less dominant ones need room to swim away ... as far as rocks i used roundish river rocks just for looks :D
 
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