Michigan Cichlid Association
Pics and Video => Tanks and Room setups => Topic started by: dewey68 on March 23, 2015, 09:14:49 PM
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This is my plunge back into fishkeeping. The tank is a 6 foot by 18 inch footprint. Substrate is pea gravel with river rock for the pile. Lighting is a 48 inch Aqueon led fixture running white daylight lamps for now.
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Looks nice!
How soon before fish are added?
What is the filtration?
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The first group of fish is in and having a ball swimming the length of the tank. Filtration is 3 Whisper 60s for now. I may switch to canisters or add a canister as the bio load increases.
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Looks cool Duwayne. One recommendation though....be diligent in keeping uneaten food and any fish that happen to die cleared out from the rock piles. You can have a tank crash horribly if this goes unchecked.
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Oh, I definitely do. This is nearly the same setup that I had in my 100 long a couple years ago. I break the rock pile down monthly and clean under it.
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I just added a colormax lamp into the light fixture. I like the brightness of The tank now.
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Very nice looking!
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I like that the length of the light is less than the tank. Makes the whole thing look bigger IMO since it doesn't highlight the ends. 8)
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Thanks for the kind comments. I just added 2 more groups to the tank and the activity level is incredible.