Twin 10 gallon tanks aquascape with ohko dragon stone
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- Join me as I aquascape my two 10 gallon tanks. These tanks will be for raising my African Cichlid fry (once I get them and they start having babies). I also add my first African Cichlids at the end! Using plants that do well in hard water trident java fern, regular java fern, and various typed of anubias.
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I was told that these fish will eat and destroy plants. I have been doing research on these fishy’s or trying to anyways. I’m really interested. Getting 55 gallon tank for Christmas. Trying to find out if sponge filter will be enough. Wood or rocks and what kind. Gravel or sand or both. I’m so lost lol
Yes, once they are adults they will devour plants! I tried to have some jungle val in my tank with them and they ate it all up. I do keep plants in with my juveniles, who just pick at it a little, but not with the adults. I have heard that they may leave anubias and java ferns alone, because hey don't like the taste, but I've never tried them in with the adult Mbunas, so I'm not sure if it's true. I would use a canister filter. I do use sponge filters in my little 10 gallon fry tanks, but these fish produce a lot of waste and you want to slightly over stalk, to help reduce aggression, so I would say a sponge filter won't be enough once they are grown. Typically you want to use lots of rock with these guys. (Mbuna means "rock fish") They love to swim in and out of rocks, and hide from each other when needed. You want really hard water, so I would stay away from wood. If you want to buy some of the juveniles fish I've bred check them out here www.vivvy.com/profile/VXNlcjo1OTg%3D/
And they like to dig in sand. Watch my latest video to see some really affordable sand and rocks I used for my 60 gallon tank 😁ruclips.net/video/kanpmwqHHrE/видео.html