can i get pictures of african set ups. I want to start one up in my 20 long but i wanna see what you guys have doen with your tanks thanks
GooDy
GooDy
Can i get pics of african set ups
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Which africans did you want to put in there? Because about the only africans that will work in a 20long are smaller Lake Tang fish like shellies or multis.
im learning more, but i'll be able to swich them to a 55, so any pics of tank setups for a 20 or 55 with fish picks. Tahnks
the guy just asked for African tank pics, thats all! He didnt ask for input, or a lecture on what cichlids to keep in 20L. im tired of seeing post that start with a simple question then get totally off topic and that dont help the person what so ever. 
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I have an African Oddball Set Up for my Bichir and Leopard Bush Fish. It's a Sand and pebble mixed subtrate and a few Rocks on one side with a small piece of driftwood and an Anubius plant. For some African CIchlids, you should add more rocks...
OscarHook;534376; said:the guy just asked for African tank pics, thats all! He didnt ask for input, or a lecture on what cichlids to keep in 20L. im tired of seeing post that start with a simple question then get totally off topic and that dont help the person what so ever.
I agree, I dont think people should tell others what can and cant be done, medhod and results can be different beetwen 2 people. Lot of things can be done with good managment.
I still would not recomend Africans in a 20 gal, but it can be dione with good result if some thought is put in it.
Here ar some pictures of my African tanks, tank size is 40-55 gal.
http://www.dyrariki.is/gallery/AlbumSkoda.aspx?A=6456
Some pics of fish and tanks.
http://fjallabyggd.com/spjall/viewtopic.php?t=46
i was new to the cichlid thing when this started. So i didnt do rock formations and went with plastic. once my cichlids get bigger i will changing the ornaments but for my 2inch and smaller cichlids this 48 gal bowfront is perfect.
also reef rock has now been added to increase the ph.
also reef rock has now been added to increase the ph.
