200G Malawi mbuna tank

[Andri Pogo]

I finally listened to my girlfriend and sold off my Polypterus collection to change the tank to a Malawi mbuna tank
Im gonna put in alot more of rocks, just a few in at the moment, here is a nightshot of the tank:

Since the change from African monsters to African cichlids last saturday we have put in 38 fish! Gonna go to ~70, maybe more...
The theme was Malawi mbunas but there is however one Moorii and one Victorian fish in the tank, the Moorii will probably be removed.

The fish:
4x Red Zebra
6x Red Top Zebra
6x Mpanga
2x Kingsizei
2x Johannii
1x Acei (gonna get at least 9 more soon)
2x Fuelleborni ob
1x White Lab
2x Yellow Lab
4x Johanni/Zebra hybrids
1x Moorii
1x Unknown #1 (Afra?)
1x Unknown #2 (Greshakei?)
1x Flavus
1x Albino sp.
1x Auratus
1x Maingano
1x Nyererei (Victorian)

and a few shots of the fish:

Unknown #1 (some afra?)

Auratus:

White Lab:

Yellow Lab & White Lab:

Nyererei:

Johanni female:

Red Zebra & Moorii:

Labidochromis caeruleus:

Unknown #2 (Greshakei?):

Red Zebra:

So what do you think of this so far?
Comments and suggestions welcome!

 

[CornBread]

great start and you should be able to put atleast 85 or better in that 200 thats what I have in mine but no counting the multi fry

 

[gomezladdams]

Beautiful tank!
needs more rocks,and Id round out some of the groups of fish.

 

[Badtaz30]

I agree about the rock, But it is a great start!

 

[cichla81]

awesome tank, wish i had room for an african tank. very nice stock

 

[spyke]

nice collection...if so fully jealous of your 200 gallons of awesomeness, wish i had the space.

 

[spyke]

and honestly, that auratus looks more like a chipoke....but thats just me.

 

[urmothaspizza]

SWEET tank. Not sure if you've already decided on what your stock is going to be--but I highly recommend Demasoni. I've got a few in my tank and they're not only beautiful fish but they're also very entertaining to watch.

 

[freshwaterfishing]

beautiful!

 

[Cleanbio]

looks like a show tank. but needs a few more hiding places, and a couple catfish to polish it off...the ones of synodontis variety do best (i.e. feather fin, petricola, etc.)