Malawi Cichlid Tank Compilation
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man i love your tank at 3:22 keep up the good work
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@Jason442200 Those are Lab Yellowfins, otherwise known as Mbambas.
Yes - that's Opeth...pretty epic stuff.
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Nice setups, I'm just doing the research for my 55 gal bowfront and I really like what you did with yours. What are those blue/purple ones at about 4:40? Great sound track too, Opeth?
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Do the Red Claw Crabs need to breath the air? And how is the tank looking since this vid was posted? You should do an update!!!
joelbraxton 1 month ago
@joelbraxton They never live long enough for me to find out. The Cichlids peck them apart and eat them :). I've since taken this tank down after multiple generations of successful breeding. I have a single 90-gallon South American tank (Managuense and Green Terror) and hope to out up a 180-gallon African tank sometime next year. Thanks for watching!
bman0341 1 month ago
Who's the idiot who disliked this video? At least have the balls to say why, Nancy-boy.
bman0341 11 months ago
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your design dont rly look natural
ilovefishful 9 months ago
@ilovefishful Fair point - but these fish bred multiple generations and were as content as tanked fish can be. Plenty of places to hide, breed and stake as their own territory. I never claimed my tanks were/are the epitome of a natural environment.
bman0341 9 months ago
where you your rocks from
xXGhostChiliXx 1 year ago
@xXGhostChiliXx They're plain old lava rocks. You can get them at any good aquarium shop. They are porous, and provide an excellent platform for algea and good bacteria.
bman0341 1 year ago