The Burundi House (Updated Pics 11/18/2012)

[Geral]

Hey 1pm where the pics with the fish lol!

Man tank looking great !

[barrettsline]

The Burundi House

I hope there colors continue to pop the way they are against similar rocks.

Thanks guys. Simplistic is truly the way to go hear.

[mistahoo]

Simple, yet great. Nice so far!

[beto]

Them fronts will show nice against those rock

[barrettsline]

The Burundi House

Thanks man. I will but its not needed just yet.

[Ballinxalex]

Very nice I say u should get another canister on that bad boy

[barrettsline]

The Burundi House

Thanks bro! Fish will be moved around 1 pm today.

[danielp]

Very nice. Simple yet perfectly right for them.

[barrettsline]

The Burundi House

Thanks bro!

[New_Cichlid11]

looks pimp barret

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The Burundi House

I hope so. I believe it will allow there growth to speed up slightly but mainly it will help to reduce aggression and give them a better home.

[johnnymisty]

Looks good fishies gonna be happy in there

[barrettsline]

This had been a consideration of my every since I decided to keep Cyphotilapia again. So after selling 90% of the stock in my 210 gallon and losing the rest, it was time to break it down, clean it and make it ready for the new masters of this tank.

I removed everything except for the sand. Broke down all equipment and cleaned it to like new condition. Bought new limestone boulders, and bleach cleaned them. When it was all said and done this is what I came up with for the tank. I wanted simple with three main caves for males.

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Only things left to do are:

to move the fish
move the 2260 intake
upgrade the wetdry pump
new glass tops
and eventually new lights
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More pics to come as things progress.