What do u think

[LilBabyEmma]

I'm thinking of taking out the rocks on the left and replacing them with a big long rock that's the same as the kind on the left will just take awhile to grow algae on them like those do I like this setup or chane it up some the rocks on the left wont algae up any darker than what they are now that's kinda why I'm wanting to change I like the algae covered rocks like the ones on the right



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[ska_kid]

U got to many of the same fish ,I would get rid of 2/3, n get dif ones

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[LilBabyEmma]

U got to many of the same fish ,I would get rid of 2/3, n get dif ones

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I've alrdy taken out 3 of the acei that's the fish I have a lot of I have 3 small albino socolofi ima grow them some before removing one or two


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[LilBabyEmma]

Here's the rock the pic shows the front


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[timbo6684]

I think you're over thinking it, tank looks great.

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[izit]

great looking tank, y not adding more smaller rocks so the fish can hide in?

 

[EastBay]

great looking tank, y not adding more smaller rocks so the fish can hide in?

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I have a 90g mbuna tank with about 100lbs od\f rock. It' not really for decoration, rather to give all the fish a place to hide/relax and get away from any squabbles. You should stack them and lean them on each other to create a number of caves and nooks and crannies. Overstocking can help spread out aggression, but so can plenty of hiding spots.

 

[EastBay]

I'd take that big rock that is standing up in the corner and lay it flat along the two big rocks along side it