Decided against a community tank now. As said previously eventually I would like to have discus but with no experience they will breathe a sigh of relief that I'll wait at least a year.
I like the african cichlids and wondered if there are any experts out there that can make some sense of so much information it's making my brain ache.
I like very much the yellow labs. My tank (which is yet to be setup _ starting tomorrow) is 80 uk gallons. It has an Aquis 1200 external canister filter a 300w heater and 2 x 30w lights.
From these dimensions can someone please tell me which other fish would mix with these bearing in mind I prefer the 'brighter coloured' ones. Also numbers would be a help. I think the kind of setup I intend to do (sand, slate, large cobbles and pebbles, minimal plants) will suit these type of fish.
Or failing that is there a really good book out there. I'm just having problems working out which of them would live together and don't understand how many of each one can have to tank size. Also I don't want to make a mistake and thats why I'm asking so many questions, again (apologies). Thanks
I like the african cichlids and wondered if there are any experts out there that can make some sense of so much information it's making my brain ache.
I like very much the yellow labs. My tank (which is yet to be setup _ starting tomorrow) is 80 uk gallons. It has an Aquis 1200 external canister filter a 300w heater and 2 x 30w lights.
From these dimensions can someone please tell me which other fish would mix with these bearing in mind I prefer the 'brighter coloured' ones. Also numbers would be a help. I think the kind of setup I intend to do (sand, slate, large cobbles and pebbles, minimal plants) will suit these type of fish.
Or failing that is there a really good book out there. I'm just having problems working out which of them would live together and don't understand how many of each one can have to tank size. Also I don't want to make a mistake and thats why I'm asking so many questions, again (apologies). Thanks