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  • Malawi Mbuna Tank

    20gL -
    5 - yellow labs, 3 socofoli, 3 acei, one huge petricola.
    Seachem Calcite sustrate - holy rock
    Dual Fluval Sky LEDs on timer
    2 Marineland 350 hobs
    2 550gph circ pumps on timer

    Last edited by BIG FISH; 04-23-2017, 12:44 AM.
    ELOS 120 - Retroculus Xinguensis, Geogphagus Neambi
    5g AIO Betta, Pygmy Cories

  • #2
    Nice!
    Nothing Kills Evil Like a Sharp Stick...

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    • #3
      Hi good morning fellas, im looking for a yellow tail blue acei? do you guys know anybody who's breeding them? or where i could get some? thanks

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      • #4
        Looks good and i really like the water flow . I always feel that Mbuna are happiest in tanks with good flow .

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        • #5
          Originally posted by supadave View Post
          Looks good and i really like the water flow . I always feel that Mbuna are happiest in tanks with good flow .
          I totally agree. It really calms aggression and it keeps a tidy tank. Win win.
          ELOS 120 - Retroculus Xinguensis, Geogphagus Neambi
          5g AIO Betta, Pygmy Cories

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          • #6
            That's a 20 gallon?


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            • #7
              If so I wouldn't recommend putting anymore fish in there and start saving for a bigger tank. The labs and acei will get 6-7" easily. You need a 75 or bigger bro. I have a 110 in my garage that I used to keep mbuna in, stand and canopy if you're interested


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              • #8
                Originally posted by caldwelldaniel26 View Post
                If so I wouldn't recommend putting anymore fish in there and start saving for a bigger tank. The labs and acei will get 6-7" easily. You need a 75 or bigger bro. I have a 110 in my garage that I used to keep mbuna in, stand and canopy if you're interested


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                Yeah bro, no offense not really looking for advice.
                Been doing this for almost 20yrs.
                ELOS 120 - Retroculus Xinguensis, Geogphagus Neambi
                5g AIO Betta, Pygmy Cories

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by derrik87 View Post
                  Hi good morning fellas, im looking for a yellow tail blue acei? do you guys know anybody who's breeding them? or where i could get some? thanks
                  I got mine at Houston Aquatics, but ultimate fish or fish gallery should also have them.
                  ELOS 120 - Retroculus Xinguensis, Geogphagus Neambi
                  5g AIO Betta, Pygmy Cories

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                  • #10
                    No offense, but just because you've been doing it for 20 years doesn't mean you've been doing it right. Like keeping goldfish in a bowl or bettas in a vase.


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