Pseudotropheus saulosi in a 40 gallon??

MORE ROCKS!

okay so i added more rocks! over twice as much as before, tell me what you think =) also my cloudy water problem is starting to go away =)

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Thanks
-Jorge

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thanks pitbull, btw i LOVE your tanks i was looking at your tank shot tread they are amazing puts mine to shame lol
-Jorge
 
Na don't feel that way your tank looks great as well my friend.. Thanks and keep up the good work..
 
lol thanks dude, have a good night everyone i'm off to bed i have to get up super early tomorrow :shakehead:

night thanks for all your guys support and help!!
-Jorge
 
Much better now, amigo Jorge!
 
Hey there so I was wondering how I could raise my water hardness, it's been at a KH hardness of about 5.5 for about a week now and total hardness of about 100 ppm, my pH is at 7.2, I have some Kent superbuffer dKH that I have left over from my salt water test tank lol didn't end well, going to try full scale in a few years tho lol anyhow should i use some Kent or not? Btw I do have crushed coral in my tank
thanks!!
 
If the fish are fine and are not flashing against objects or showing signs of distress i wouldn't do anything.. Do remember once you start a buffer regimen you will have to stick with it and almost certain to accidentally kill off your stock..
 
I have not added any fishes yet as I wanted to get all the water conditions perfect first, but they have all peaked and are stable and not going higher, I would have liked the hardess to have been higher, do you think these levels are fine for the fish?
Thanks
 
Tanganyika and Mbuna tank raised should be fine.. Wild caught needs to be higher.. But i would stick with Tank raised fishes for right now..
 
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