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hi dont know if this is still available but i have a 200 gallon tank and would love him/her in there im in middlesbrough ring me on 01642740683

you would need to test the water and give out the results

you still got any mate im in middlesbrough my number is 01642 740683

hi i live in middlesbrough dont suppose its still available let me know 01642740683

hi if that never went through i can house them i have a 200 gallon tank waiting and im currently a breeder of malawi cichlids and own my own buisness selling aquariums foods etc call me on 01642740683 or 07838061180

i now added them to my daughters tank that houses tiger barbs so should be good

Hi all here's my breeding parents the quality is amazing just wanted to share them with you all tell me what you think. oh also i have 200-300 fry going for £5 each when there ready so if you live in the north of england let me know. That was the male There was the female i like the close...

You still got them matey

I have always just used coral sand looks good works for PH. :)

lol seems i may have sexed something wrong as i have just been told socofoli and peacocks cant breed but the question stil stands and the fry seem fine atm

Real nice matey

with the size tank you have i would recommend no more than 3 moori however they grow large all be it slowley i have 4 in a 200 gallon tank and there fine they have tank mates but would think about getting them young and increaswing tank size later on :)

as long as your cleaning them with either water from your tank or Ro water then yes thats fine but also depends on how big your tank / filters are

yeah Malawis need a cleaner water i use a large stingray filter which isnt the best however i also use my sump as my tank was originally marine and stuff it with poly wool and that gets it crystal but anything less and its brown water time :)

To be honest i think your over estimating what should go in a 10 gallon tankdwarf gouramis and try loaches maybe weather loach there nice little critters or 3 clown loaches