Which lake to choose...

[Skittle]

Also bigfinn i apologize my slip up


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[BigFinn]

Skittle it's not a big deal, I see how my post was misleading. And I was thinking tanganyika. What rocks do you all prefer to use?


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[lonzoencho]

Skittle it's not a big deal, I see how my post was misleading. And I was thinking tanganyika. What rocks do you all prefer to use?


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Wasn't sure if this was directed towards Skittles or all, but I the Texas Holey Rock looks nice


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[Airgoose2222]

Definitely Tangs. That is a good sized tank for them and they are great fish. I've owned quite a few over the years and prefer them over all others. Below is a pic of some of the Tangs I have in a 125




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[BigFinn]

I would go Lake Tanganyika and due some brichardi, calvus, and julidochromis, maybe some brevis also.


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I was really wanting some calvus but wasn't sure if I would be able to find some nice colored ones here. I'm looking for fish like yellow labs with that bright eye catching color. Like blues, yellows, and bright reds.


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[BigFinn]

@airhoose2222 by tangs do you mean tanganyika? @lonzoencho holy rock is nice, is there anything I have to do to rocks before I add them to a tank?


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[BigFinn]

I like the look of stacked stones like this tank, holy rock kinda looks salt water to me.


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[Airgoose2222]

Yes, Tanganyika. Lamprologous Leluepi are good to throw in some if the yellow you're looking for.




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[lonzoencho]

With holey rock it just should be rinsed of dust nothing major and yeah it does resemble it a little bit I like chunks with big holes so fish can swim through. Slate and and some smooth medium size stones also work. Bluegrass aquatics has one of the best tang selections I have found especially the Calvus and Compressiceps


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[Airgoose2222]

Dave's Rare Fish out of San Antonio is pretty good too. I bought a few fish from them. They update their stock list online on a regular basis, so you can do some research with what they have


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