pic of my new setup

[bjorn]

wel i dont kno if i like it , its for malawis so its got a good amout of hiding places which is good, but i dont think it looks that good, i wanted it natural looking so guess the platns are outa place, i mite change the rocks to lave rock if i ever get any ,and ill stack large pieces right to the top.
anyway please give me your opions about what you think?

 

[Mem]

Looks like a good start to me. If it were me I would add some driftwood, but that me.

 

[noreaster]

Sharp

 

[OscarHook]

i would not add driftwood as it can lower ph, but it looks really good. i like the plants actaully and when i get my camera fixed i will give you all pixs of my 75g mbuna, which looks a little like your setup. i really like yours though nice job.

 

[bjorn]

thanks ,yea it would be good to see other setups

 

[Mem]

i would not add driftwood as it can lower ph, but it looks really good. i like the plants actaully and when i get my camera fixed i will give you all pixs of my 75g mbuna, which looks a little like your setup. i really like yours though nice job.

I have crushed coral mixed into my sand to counteract the driftwood. Seems to work for me and I love the look of it.

 

[shecky71]

It looks real good! What are you using for substrate? Gravel/sand?


I know it is hard to get the rocks to stack high, but you did a nice job.

 

[nativelover]

just add a good looking rock theme background and its fine. looks really good to me! plus maybe a different light and colorful fish.

 

[Potts050]

the tank looks great. Has it cycled yet?

 

[mssassysan2000]

Great lookin set up you think o more to do as you go to adding fish.