Sounds fun but I hear the lelupi can be a bit of handful. What do you think would work, a couple of each?
this is how it currently sits with a few mollies to keep the tank cycled.
Tropheus dubiosi In a 55 gallon?
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Sounds fun but I hear the lelupi can be a bit of handful. What do you think would work, a couple of each?
this is how it currently sits with a few mollies to keep the tank cycled.
the rock work isn’t complete by any means. But is There anything else in particular you see as an issue. I’m sure the plants will be an issue but those are just there if they get uprooted I won’t be heartbroken.
The plants are fine. I would not include the spider wood. If you are adding julies or other rock dwellers a larger rock tumble is needed.
Im also a bit of a biotope snob, so take my opinion and toss it on the rubbish heap or not.
Im also a bit of a biotope snob, so take my opinion and toss it on the rubbish heap or not.
I would not do 2 rock dwellers...either leleupi (probably not leleupi) or altolamps but not both, and I would skip the gobies, or maybe have them as the solo bottom dweller.
The plants are fine. I would not include the spider wood. If you are adding julies or other rock dwellers a larger rock tumble is needed.
Im also a bit of a biotope snob, so take my opinion and toss it on the rubbish heap or not.
I understand, trust me I plan to add a lot more rock work, I was more just playing with this type of rock to see if I liked the look. I don't blame you, biotope tanks are beautiful.
What do you think would go with the altolamps in a 55?
