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How often do you do water changes? What kind of filtration? How long have you had that many fish in the tank?
Great looking setup by the way!
Great looking setup by the way!
... try turning offf the flash tho... it dulls the colors 
I do 10% water change every other week, I have a Ehiem canister filter, I have also constructed a series of jets all connected via tubing buried under the rocks and are connected to a pump in the back of the tank that pumps 1200 gallons an hour cycling the bottom of the tank, so not much debris rests on the bed of my tank.
I have had most of these fish for over 2 years there have been a couple additions here and there, but all in all I have had about 30-40 fish at a time.
I have had most of these fish for over 2 years there have been a couple additions here and there, but all in all I have had about 30-40 fish at a time.
what is this fish right here???
http://C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Pictures\species tank.bmp
p.s. I sure hope one of these works if not it is the brown and white horizontally striped fish
http://C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Pictures\species tank.bmp
p.s. I sure hope one of these works if not it is the brown and white horizontally striped fish
There are a buttload of fish in there!
I saw:
Labidochromis sp. Hongi - red top kimpuma
Labidochromis caeruleus - yellow lab
Metriaclima callainos - cobalt
possible M. estherae Blue (one that looks like a cobalt, M. callainos) - red zebra
Metriaclima estherae - red zebra
Metriaclima estherae OB - red zebra
Cynotilapia afra "Jalo Reef" - Jalo Reef afra
Copadichromis borleyi "Redfin" - Kadango Redfin
Melanochromis cyanoerhabdos - electric blue johannii
Melanochromis auratus - golden/auratus cichlid
Melanochromis ?chipokae? (definitely Melanochromis, definitely not auratus) - chipoka cichlid
Pseudotropheus socolofi - pindani/powder blue cichlid
Pseudotropheus demasoni (possibly P. minutus?) - demasoni (minutus is not common)
possible Protomelas sp.
possible Labidochromis sp. perlmutt - Perlmutt
possible Melanochromis joanjohnsonae - exasperatus
possible Iodotropheus sprengerae (a little hard to tell from female hongi in the pics) - rusty
There may be others as well. There were a few I just couldn't make out. That's a LOT of fish for a 90gl tank.
I saw:
Labidochromis sp. Hongi - red top kimpuma
Labidochromis caeruleus - yellow lab
Metriaclima callainos - cobalt
possible M. estherae Blue (one that looks like a cobalt, M. callainos) - red zebra
Metriaclima estherae - red zebra
Metriaclima estherae OB - red zebra
Cynotilapia afra "Jalo Reef" - Jalo Reef afra
Copadichromis borleyi "Redfin" - Kadango Redfin
Melanochromis cyanoerhabdos - electric blue johannii
Melanochromis auratus - golden/auratus cichlid
Melanochromis ?chipokae? (definitely Melanochromis, definitely not auratus) - chipoka cichlid
Pseudotropheus socolofi - pindani/powder blue cichlid
Pseudotropheus demasoni (possibly P. minutus?) - demasoni (minutus is not common)
possible Protomelas sp.
possible Labidochromis sp. perlmutt - Perlmutt
possible Melanochromis joanjohnsonae - exasperatus
possible Iodotropheus sprengerae (a little hard to tell from female hongi in the pics) - rusty
There may be others as well. There were a few I just couldn't make out. That's a LOT of fish for a 90gl tank.
Great looking assortment of fish!If you were closer Id offer you some labeotrpheus trewavase mpanga red for the red color your looking for.a few groups in nj ny have auctions coming up always lots of mbuna at those thats the best place to get more unusual fish though it seems your doing pretty well already.
