Ditto...haha. I have three more in my room.....someone comes by every 10 days or so to clean. Don't want my hobby to become my job, I would hate fish keeping!very nice. I would not like to clean that tank though..
That's a great idea...might put a shoal of sandshifters also. Or a shoal of Synodontis Angelicus instead of the Multipunctatus.Thoughts?Nice tank and nice puffer. I am not religious about it but I think there is merit to staying regional. Since you have started with a Mbu, why not leave him as the clear star, and add big collection of African fish? A huge colony of Synodontis multipunctatus for the bottom, a huge colony of Neolamprologus brichardi for the middle, and a huge colony of Cyprichromis leptosoma (I like Utinta) for the upper levels? Constant action and colour.
Filled the sump with bio balls from my existing tanks...driftwood from my other tank plus two bottles of quick startThat's a lucky puffer.
How is it cycled so fast?
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Sure, whatever floats your boat. For me, I think there is an aesthetic benefit to sticking with one star and the three "layer" groups, and getting as many of each as you can. Takes some discipline, for sure, but with that kind of volume, with enough cash, you can add truly hugenumbers. Just throwing a dart at a board but 100 or more of each I would not be out of the question...Nice thing is these are all bred regularly so you can likely find volume at a reasonable price. I can only imagine but I bet you would see much more natural behavior in groups of a size that at least come closer to the groups these fish form in the wild.That's a great idea...might put a shoal of sandshifters also. Thoughts?