Show your sand-dweller and Featherfin tank(s)!

[jjohh22]

Hi you certainly are lucky to have a choice of tanks and each of them look good. Iam just starting out and with a210 liter tank I want to put x ornatipinnis.coockoo catfish and bristle noses andsomething else that would go about midway but i really dont know anything that wouuld *pop* but not be too aggressive Can you guys help

[jkrepper@att.net]

Here's some of my pics and fish that are in one of 180G. I am moving the Callachromis out just to active and nippy.
I am rearranged the other 180G sand dweler tanks last weekend and now have Kilesa, Xenotilapia. sp. papilio "Sunflower" Mvuna,C. Foai and F0 Xenotilapia Spilopterus Kachese in a 180G 6' tank no pics as of yet.


Ectodus descampsii Zambian


F0 Ophthalmotilapia Nasuta Leopard Moliero Congo


F0 Xenotilapia sp. "Ochrogenys Ndole"


F0 Callochromis stappersi "Red Rasberry

[Jesper]

Very nice pics.

[qubagao]

Hi！Here is my tanks and fish.

745L & 696L

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C. Foai 1

C. Foai 2

[qubagao]

Xenotilapia flavipinnis Lyamembe

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Xenotilapia bathyphilus Zambia

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[Piotr Koba]

Could you tell us some more about tank dimensions/filtration etc. And It would be nice to see that crater of Cyathopharynx male on the picture!

[qubagao]

My english is not so well. I try my best to explain my aquarium set. Wish u understand. Upper tank is 150X70X70 and lower is 140X70X70, flank filter for first step filtering, then using 6200L/hr pump up to top side filtering box for dripping to increase oxygen content.

[qubagao]

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[slimbolen99]

This is a retired tank from about three or four years ago. Doesn't come close to comparing to those already posted. Had L. multifasciatus and J. ornatus in it for about a year and a half before we moved and I had to tear it down.



Same tank after I rearranged to give the Julies more room to roam.

[Piotr Koba]

Thanks for sharing qubagao! Those craters look great indeed, but I'm affraid that tank may become a little too small for two males one day - do they get on well now?

Simbolen99, nice tank, if I were you I'd consider adding a black background behind it, which would make an ilusion it's much deeper.