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I'm quite partial to the lace rock myself, I think it looks a little more natural to something that you would actually see under water. I'm a sucker for a tank full of holey rock but it just seems like everyone has a tank full of it now.
I was catching some fish out of the tank today for a fellow boxer, and had to take out all of the rock. Since all of the rock was already out, I decided I would use it as an opportunity to experiment with the tank a little. I have yet to decide if I like it or not, So I'm looking for your opinions.
While Geoff contemplates how to fit another 180g into this already impossibly cramped apartment, Tim starts thinking... "hmm.. if I dont tell Fiona now that I bought the fish.. and I leave them for a while over at Geoff's and if I just one day tell her that some fish need to come home but we need to install one more tank to do this... can this be accomplished ???"
Geoff -- and when are you upgrading to a 3 bedroom apartment again ? I figure it cannot be that far down the road.. I am thinking you need to seriously start thinking about getting a house so you can get your fish rooms setup :)
I have a yellow lab / red rubensens peacock tank. One of these days I am going to upgrade the tank from a 75 to a 90 I am thinking.. but that is just so I can hold more yellow labs in the tank. Right now I have 9 yellow labs and 7 Red Rubensens Peacocks in that tank. I have at least 4 yellow labs holding and 2 Red Rubensens holding.
I would recommend if you are thinking about getting a tank where you can just mix a few this tank setup I have has turned out quite well, as there is nearly no aggression at all in that setup.
You already have Maingano (Melanochromis cyaneorhabdos), correct? I would think that they would look pretty interesting... as would your zebras or Demasoni
arm, that makes complete sense (specially with limited space in aquariums, no matter how large), one thing i did not mention was your amazing rockwork - an art in itself, as everyone here, i brouse many pix of aquariums and i have to say this rockwork is definitely one of the best i have seen, its a lot of rock but clean (as in not a hodgepodge of many different rocks and random plants) and has striking features, i am seriously considering changing my 55gallon (i know 1/3 of this one's size) into a mini version of something like this, i know i want holeyrock, the question is which one species will be best for my little 55gallon, i definitely want a bright color like yellowlabs so that they pop against the background!
Finfan - I started doing species tanks in part because I got tired of trying to figure out which cichlids will work well together. I find it interesting to see how large groups of the same species interact with each other. The is a definite hirarchy that develops with alot of cichlids.
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