MalawiTango;2607034; said:
ME TOO!!!!!!!
Amazing tank it will look amazing when it clears up and settles.
New 500ltr Tanganyika Tank
- Thread starter Peter O'B
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ME TOO!!!!!!!
Amazing tank it will look amazing when it clears up and settles.
juevnile comps would have trouble with full grown multies, but in the long run they would be eaten.
A few pics of current stock:
Leilupi look like they are breeding again, that was quick.
My 240ltr Community tank (Keyholes, Congo Tetras, Angels, Ruby Barbs, Clown Loaches, various tetras etc)
Cheers Mike Re: Comps & Multis, I might have to reconsider the multis. I'll wait and see.
Leilupi look like they are breeding again, that was quick.
My 240ltr Community tank (Keyholes, Congo Tetras, Angels, Ruby Barbs, Clown Loaches, various tetras etc)
Cheers Mike Re: Comps & Multis, I might have to reconsider the multis. I'll wait and see.
Quick update:
Tank at the moment is as follows (500ltrs), and will be staying this way as i'm bloody smashed!!:
8 Tropheus Moorii Ikola "Kaiser"
7 Neolamprologus Leleupi
2 Altolamprologus Compressiceps
1 Neolamprologus Brichardi
2 Ophthalmotilapia Ventralis
2 Juli. Transcriptus
1 Juli. Regani
3 Lamprologus Brevis
The Tropheus are getting very big, very quickly. I've upped my water changes since I got them and between that, the large tank and NLS they are in great shape. They are ferocious eaters.
This is a bit blurred, I'm not a good photographer at all!!
These Brevis are amazing little fish, the colour on the male is stunning. The ventralis in the background are lightning quick, this is the only pic I could get them in.
Still guarding that cave, I hope to see some fry soon!!!
Overall pic,(also blurred)
Tank at the moment is as follows (500ltrs), and will be staying this way as i'm bloody smashed!!:
8 Tropheus Moorii Ikola "Kaiser"
7 Neolamprologus Leleupi
2 Altolamprologus Compressiceps
1 Neolamprologus Brichardi
2 Ophthalmotilapia Ventralis
2 Juli. Transcriptus
1 Juli. Regani
3 Lamprologus Brevis
The Tropheus are getting very big, very quickly. I've upped my water changes since I got them and between that, the large tank and NLS they are in great shape. They are ferocious eaters.
This is a bit blurred, I'm not a good photographer at all!!
These Brevis are amazing little fish, the colour on the male is stunning. The ventralis in the background are lightning quick, this is the only pic I could get them in.
Still guarding that cave, I hope to see some fry soon!!!
Overall pic,(also blurred)
This is a great looking setup. I would just keep my eye out for aggression between the tropheus. 8 is a low number, manageable, but low.
Also, you might have already had some breeding, but the comps/calvus would have taken care of that for you.
Also, you might have already had some breeding, but the comps/calvus would have taken care of that for you.
CichlidsRool;3015641; said:
I agree with you, The community tank used to be very densely planted but my heater got stuck in the on position for about a week and it melted the lot of them. The 240ltr took the backburner for a while while I was setting up the big tank but I'm going to get it back to its former glory soon. The plastic plants are temporary until I get my act together.
Also re: Low Tropheus numbers, i've already had some aggression problems but it's settled down now. I've been offered two Kaisers from a friend (for free) but worried that it will upset the colony. Any ideas?
