I like 55's. The fit into my fishroom better than 75's, and make catching fish a lot easier. Tanks are as good as you make them.
show off your 55gal african setups
- Thread starter cichlidboy671
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thanks for posting your pics i am trying to start a 55 african
and i am getting ideas from everyones tanks
more pics will be awsome
and i am getting ideas from everyones tanks
more pics will be awsome
Red Devil;1164516; said:Its on the way.. tonight i will get pics..
please do, cant have an African Cichlid contest without the Queen of MFK
toehead11183;1164662; said:
Wow thank you..Mr. Toehead .. i am afraid if its a contest you all won over me..
I didn't realize this was gonna turn into such a contest kind of thing - I thought it was just gonna be posts of people showing their tanks. Well, here's mine - I don't claim that mine is the best, but I like it alright for right now.
niqolas619;1166441; said:I didn't realize this was gonna turn into such a contest kind of thing - I thought it was just gonna be posts of people showing their tanks. Well, here's mine - I don't claim that mine is the best, but I like it alright for right now.
i like the rock you chose. would you mind posting a stock list? hows that auratus behave?
2 m. auratus
5 yellow lab
1 p. pictus
2 random hybrids (that will not stop breeding
)
2 p. acei
1 albino eureka red
2 a. stuartgranti
The auratus do all right with the others. I think that one in that pic isn't the dominant one now. I got em both at the same time when they were young and only one of them was the darker male color, so I assumed I had one male and one female. The one that still had his young/female color eventually turned almost all black and very dark. The other one has since changed over to the female colors. He sometimes turns darker while he's digging, but the other one almost always notices this and chases him until he changes back to the lighter colors.
5 yellow lab
1 p. pictus
2 random hybrids (that will not stop breeding
)2 p. acei
1 albino eureka red
2 a. stuartgranti
The auratus do all right with the others. I think that one in that pic isn't the dominant one now. I got em both at the same time when they were young and only one of them was the darker male color, so I assumed I had one male and one female. The one that still had his young/female color eventually turned almost all black and very dark. The other one has since changed over to the female colors. He sometimes turns darker while he's digging, but the other one almost always notices this and chases him until he changes back to the lighter colors.
