separating the mbuna and peacocks

[fish head )'>]

With the death of my fav earth-eater, I moved some fish around.
I separated the mbuna and the deeper water fish. The two sides both seem to like it, and I am able to feed them their own diet. so far I love it, I got more lively fish action in the bedroom and it gives me more space in my 125g to buy more peacocks!

 

[toehead11183]

the tanks look good. you should consider adding sand to the other tank. your fish will like it

 

[fish head )'>]

Yes, all my new tanks have the crushed quartz pool filter sand. I like it a lot. I just have not wanted to tackle changing over the 125g ....yet.

 

[tarheels910]

Nice mbuna.

 

[fish head )'>]

Have not posted in while. Fish are growing, no new fish (except pic number 1) and other than many batches of homegrown fry in growout tanks. I have been lurking and hope to spending more time posting. -Mark.

 

[fish head )'>]

Hard to tell but there are 25 fish in 125g and 19 in the 55g -Mark.

 

[JONP]

Everthing looks great, I do a have a question about your rocks...are they leaning up against the glass?

Thanks,

 

[brad2525]

yeah be carefull with leaning them right against the glass.

 

[Muske]

Looking good. I like the wood and rock combo.

 

[fish head )'>]

I guess I had not thought that it was that big of a deal to have the slate pieces leaning against the glass. I figured that the real weight is on the bottom, and I have seen some crazy stuff that glass can handle. Maybe I should rethink leaning the rocks.