You could do some neat stuff with that driftwood... But if your doing Africans I'd remove it and put all rock, whatever you find that looks nice.
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You could do some neat stuff with that driftwood... But if your doing Africans I'd remove it and put all rock, whatever you find that looks nice.
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It looks sweet in that tank, I would keep it and just do sand and rocks around it. Maybe put some java moss or some tough plants on it.
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I would skip the driftwood if your doing africans and rock it up 
I second the tropheus idea, would make a really really nice display in that tank with a centered rock stack veiwable on all sides. highly active interesting fish with lots of personality.
I second the tropheus idea, would make a really really nice display in that tank with a centered rock stack veiwable on all sides. highly active interesting fish with lots of personality.Now that I've been looking around the site more i think this tank will become a sump for something much bigger. What type of rocks to use? I see allot of round rocks but i can imagine they would look like a pile of snowballs. And I don't want it to look like a house of cards like slate stone tend to do. Dry rock from marine tanks can stack high and look real nice real natural. Is there anything like that I could use?
Really anything. I have seen lots of tanks with rip rap (just google it, should be available at a landscaping place) and they look really nice.
A little expensive, but nothing looks better in a african cichlid tank than holey rock.
Why am I the only one that can't find these amazing deals on Craigslist! All I ever find is 55 gallon tanks for friggin 200 bucks. They say it's a great deal. 
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