hey,
Before you read, I am NO cichlid expert, having never owned one and hardly ever come into this forum.
i saw a malawi tank on the net and thought it would look grouse in my bungalow, ive read up on all the water requirments for the cichlid species, and tomorrow will begin work on the background for the tank, as it needs to be rocky, to simulate the enviroment of the rift lake.
Now i like the all the really bright colourd pretty fish. like the electric yellows, they are a pretty fish, and those blue and black striped ones. the reason i have decided to do cichlids is i have always liked them, and wanted a tank loaded with brightly colourd medium sized fish, unlike neons which are colourful enough but are to commen and small for me.
So basicly what im asking is, wat setup could i have that would have really bright colourd fish, and turn heads at the grog-ups i have down there.
the tank is a 50 gal
Before you read, I am NO cichlid expert, having never owned one and hardly ever come into this forum.
i saw a malawi tank on the net and thought it would look grouse in my bungalow, ive read up on all the water requirments for the cichlid species, and tomorrow will begin work on the background for the tank, as it needs to be rocky, to simulate the enviroment of the rift lake.
Now i like the all the really bright colourd pretty fish. like the electric yellows, they are a pretty fish, and those blue and black striped ones. the reason i have decided to do cichlids is i have always liked them, and wanted a tank loaded with brightly colourd medium sized fish, unlike neons which are colourful enough but are to commen and small for me.
So basicly what im asking is, wat setup could i have that would have really bright colourd fish, and turn heads at the grog-ups i have down there.
the tank is a 50 gal