My 3ft Malawi Cichlid Tank

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[WaterChwee]

Very nice shots taken and your fishes look healthy and beautiful.

Your maylandi is very nice and I got one few weeks ago but the redness on the head has faded and now no color at all zzzz

[sherchoo]

Originally Posted by CCT

I think thats pretty good to start with, whats the power for your powerhead? Malawi is quite hardy


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It's a 500 l/hr powerhead

[CCT]

Hmm get something over 1k is better


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[sherchoo]

Originally Posted by CCT

Hmm get something over 1k is better


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Just to be clear, you refering to the powerhead in the tank for ciculating the water or the canister filter should be more than 1k?

[CCT]

Mix and match try to make your circulation 2.5k to 3kl/h


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[sherchoo]

Originally Posted by CCT

Mix and match try to make your circulation 2.5k to 3kl/h


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Understood... thanks for your advise

[sherchoo]

[freddie]

Very nice looking hardscape and colorful selection of fish. Some black oyama paper at the back would finish it off nicely. It's easy enough to stick on using water and some vegetable oil, you can easily push out any air bubbles with a credit card.

Some of your haps (venustus, vc10, fusco and blue dolphin) have a large adult size and will get more aggressive in a smaller tank but for the time being it's ok.

You did a great job on the photos too

[sherchoo]

Got a little bored with the lighting so decided to order some LEDs and make some modifications to my lighting hood.

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