215 Tanganyikan Journal

[wesleydnunder]

Beautiful Tim!

Mark

[J-WS6]

Impressive as usual.

[cichlid1409]

MANNNN!!!!! Nice pics Tim especially the 1st one.

[armthehomeless]

Some updated pics.

[armthehomeless]

I like the plants, look forward to seeing their progress...how much WPG you got on that tank? How tall is it?

It is a 30" tall tank. I usually only run 2 150W metal halides that are about 24" above the top of the tank. So... less than 2 WPG.

[geoff_tropheus]

Looking great Tim

[Darbex]

I did like the look of the new plants when I was over Tim. I just need to talk Sonja into letting me have a 200+ so I can get back into Africans.

[cichlid1409]

I like the plants, look forward to seeing their progress...how much WPG you got on that tank? How tall is it?

[armthehomeless]

I added some plants... hygro on the left and jungle val on the right. Hopefully the jungle val will take off.


Due to work, I haven't been able to spend a great deal of time sitting and watching the tank... but did notice a few baby cyps.


The Eretmodus cyanosticus are getting some meat on them!

[armthehomeless]

Just found this thread. Saw the tanks today and I'm depressed. I have not felt this bad since the meeting at delocks. EK is right qaulity over quanity. NICE TIM! excellent. I got alot to learn.

That is very kind of you, fshfrk! I've always liked your tanks as well...

[fshfrk]

Just found this thread. Saw the tanks today and I'm depressed. I have not felt this bad since the meeting at delocks. EK is right qaulity over quanity. NICE TIM! excellent. I got alot to learn.

[armthehomeless]

Nah... I'm used to seeing it with the other fish. Its fun to watch

[J-WS6]

Don't worry, they did that in the 90 and no damage was ever done. Maybe break up the rock structure a bit to keep them on separate sides.

[armthehomeless]

The two males were fighting over the RHS of the tank. That is part of what this little skirmish was about. He seems to have won the affection of the the big female after subsequent battles.

[J-WS6]

Glad to see they are blending in well into their new environment.