QUESTION ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT

[Scotty]

Agree, if you are wanting to stick your rocks together then use aquarium safe silicone. Fronts do well with Peacocks as they are rather docile. If you are wanting to mix in with nbuna then look at these being the smaller fish when introducing others. I have some Placidochromis and Nimbochromis in with my mbuna and they are fine. I have found that coral grot does extremely well as a fine substrate. Some people say it gets dirty but have not had this happen to me. Tanks seem to stay a lot cleaner a lot longer than when using stone chip.
I think the secret to building a rock formation is to place the correct ones at the base, those which will not just collapse when the fish dig out around them. Bury these down to the glass.
Am looking forward to seeing some pics once established.

 

[Tank Predator]

much thanks again my friends the more info the better an yes i will be taken pic's as i go along

 

[Tank Predator]

WELL AS OF LAST WEEK I EMPTY OUT MY TANK AND CLEANED EVEYTHING OUT STILL WAITING ON MY STAND AND CANOPY ,

MY SUBSTRAIGHT IS ON BACK ORDER SHOULD BE A WEEK OR TWO

I GOT 2 BOXS OF LACE ROCK GOT A KILLER DEAL ON THEM 35 BUCKS A BOX + I STILL HAVE A SOME LAYING AROUND HERE FROM AN OLD TANK

ALSO AM GOING TO BE ORDERIN SOME NEW LIGHTS AN NEW POWERHEADS THE ONES I HAVE ARE REALLY OLD AND BIG

THIS IS NOT HAPPEN SOON ENOUGH

 

[willysfish]

I like your idea but how do you clean it? We use ours to sperate big fish from little or baby fish.

 

[Tank Predator]

I like your idea but how do you clean it? We use ours to sperate big fish from little or baby fish.

who's idea ?

 

[juliusjammer]

I use Coal slag which is just black sand from a sand blasting supply company. It is beautiful, cheap, and easy to maintain.