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Excellent design! One of the best I’ve seen so far. Looks true to their native habitat. Please look at mine and I know it is no where near anything like a cichlid tank should be but my boyfriend (who knows zero about fish) insisted on the plants. Trying to keep peace! When they rip out the plants he will learn. lol
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I always agree with people who agree with me.
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Luvbeags on
January 22nd, 2009 at
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Thank you so much! That is exactly the look I was going for!!!!
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tis as if you ripped a part of Lake Malawi itself and put it in your tank.
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Luvbeags on
January 24th, 2009 at
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I’ll stop by your channel at some point kingboyzpromotions, I’m still playing catch up after being off YouTube for awhile.
Thanks for the comment, and thanks for stopping by and watching my vids. I appreciate it!
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Luvbeags on
January 26th, 2009 at
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Yes, that is pool filter sand.
Easy to prep before installation in the tanks, and always looks natural and fresh.
Thanks emerican99, and yes, the cichlids love it and move it around. Often 
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I love african cichlids im thinkin bout starting one….I have a 75 gallon and 120 full of south american cichlids. If you wanna see some sweet cichlids check out my vids….Keep up the great work
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Awesome tank! love the natural look. Is that pool filter sand? I like the size of the grains looks perfect for cichlids..
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lowCOG on
February 2nd, 2009 at
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You know what the say about people that use the word “GAY” allot!
Dude this isnt the fag section just move on.
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Luvbeags on
February 5th, 2009 at
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getnachoy, those are lace rocks.
My local fish store ordered them for me. They came in large boxes from Feller stone.
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Luvbeags on
February 6th, 2009 at
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Thanks dadecountyalan.
I will get to your tanks, please give me some time, I’ve been off the tube for awhile
My guys pretty much reached good size in about a year. (my mbuna)
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Luvbeags on
February 6th, 2009 at
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Thank you jmsball.
I’m playing catchup on YouTube, but I will get to your tanks vids at some point. Promise!
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Luvbeags on
February 6th, 2009 at
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Thanks Tallguyzzz
Appreciate that comment 
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Where can i get these types of rocks??
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nice fish, check mine out. i cant wait till they get that big
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jmsball on
February 15th, 2009 at
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nice tank , pleas check out my tank as well ….
thanks
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Luvbeags on
February 19th, 2009 at
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Thank you memyselfandirene1
I appreciate that
Yes, aquariums are a fun hobby
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The best 90g I have seen! I wish I would have selected a 90 instead of my 75. I wish that I would have used lace rock. I wish I would have used sand instead of gravel.
I guess I am going to upgrade- yes the fun continues!
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Luvbeags on
February 22nd, 2009 at
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Awesome
African Cichlids are wonderful to watch, they make for a very active tank.
You already own a cichlid tank, your angelfish tank is LOVELY
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We will be setting up a Mbuna tank too, it will be 70g…Can’t wait! Our first cichlid for sure will be the Electric Yellow, we will probablly get 5 of them to start off. Your tank is very nice, great rocks! I have one video of my tanks right now and will be posting the cichlid tank video once it’s up.
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Luvbeags on
February 25th, 2009 at
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Thanks Hatchey
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Luvbeags on
February 25th, 2009 at
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I wouldn’t mix anything with them. The african cichlids tend to be aggressive, and they are best kept in harems. One male of each species with several females of the same species. Before you know it, your tank will be overflowing with them. So, best to keep only them in a tank.
I have used danios to cycle my tank, and they have done fine with cichlids after I put them in. They are too fast for the cichlids to attack. But, eventually the danios looked kinda silly in an african setup.
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truzoids on
February 25th, 2009 at
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mbuna aurutus and electric yellow mbuna look aggresive n like to attack other fish
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