Photo #1 - My South American Cichlid Tank.

My South American cichlid tank.

Submitted By: Tommi on 11/06/2010

Photo Caption: My South American cichlid tank.

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Country: Finland

Description: - Volume: 450l 150*50*60cm - Equipment: Eheim 2075 external filter Eheim 2028 external filter Hydor Koralia 4 stream pump JÃ¤ger 300w heater 2*Giesemann Nova II 70w HQI lights 2*Ikea Gruva halogen spot lights for evening lighting

Advice: Read, read and read... and then ask!

Fish Kept: Geophagus sp. "Tapajos Red Head" Cichlasoma dimerus Yasuhikotakia sidthimunki - Dwarf Loach Ancistrus sp. L71/L181 Hemiancistrus subviridis L200 - Green Phantom Pleco Baryancistrus sp. L81 - Gold Nugget Pleco

Corals/Plants: Microsorum pteropus - java fern Microsorum pteropus "narrow" - narrow leaf java fern Staurogyne sp.

Tank Size: 119 gallons

COMMENTS

Very nice.

warren

2018-03-17 12:49:59

Fantastic job, looks great!

Phil

2015-01-15 03:52:01

Very cool. Check out my tank

bydgoszcz

2013-03-14 12:28:37

Great job!!!

despina

2012-06-07 10:41:56

love this

Neil Golden

2012-01-01 01:51:42

One of most beautiful fish tanks around.. has all what it needs, biotope and same water parameter fishes

Cesar

2011-08-20 02:01:27

There is something about your tank that grabs me everytime I look at. I love it and I think you did an awesome job

Louis Cohen

2011-01-30 09:48:20

Very Natual looking and plants well cared for! great job

Barry

2010-12-23 04:30:50

Thanks dxf109. I'm glad you liked the tank! :) When scaping, first I don't really pay attention to the details. I just have a general idea of an aquascape and I put the hardscape in the tank only so and so. Then after some time has passed I move this rock a bit and that driftwood a bit and finally they just find their places!