Aquarium Beispiel 2350 von Wouter Van Renterghem
Beschreibung des Aquariums
Besonderheiten:
Removed the inside filter to maintain the full length of the tank.
Dekoration
Bodengrund:
fine sand
Aquarienpflanzen:
none
Weitere Einrichtung:
moonrocks and lava rocks
Aquarien-Technik
Beleuchtung:
Sera brilliant daylight 38W in front (ON=10:00 ; OFF=21:00)
and a Interpet Moonlight tl 38W at the back (ON=07/00 ; OFF=23:00).
Filtertechnik:
1 EHEIM 2236 (600l/h)
1 EHEIM 2215 (620l/h)
Both are filled with spunge, Sera Siporax and EHEIM Ehfisubstrat Pro.
Weitere Technik:
1 oxygenpump Aquariumsystems Newair 200l/h
1 300W Jäger thermostate heater
Besatz
Maylandia Greshakei 3M/3F
Maylandia Estherea OB 1M/2F
Maylandia Caillanos OB 1M/2FM
Pseudotropheus Crabro 1M/1F
Iodotropheus Sprenguerea 1M/2F
Pseudotropheus Acei Ngara 1M/2F
Labidochromis Caeruleus ´Yellow´ 1M/2F
Nimbochromis Livingstonii 2M/3F (once they reach the size of 10cm, they will be replaced to a larger tank)
25 youngbread of Maylandia Caillanos OB
Wasserwerte
PH: 7, 9
NO2: <0, 1
dGH: 16
dKH: 8
NH4/NH3: 0
NO3: 0
PO4: 0, 10 mg/l
Fe: 0, 50mg/l
Cu: 0mg/l
Futter
Mussels
Mysis
Malawi mix
Spirulina flakes
Cichlid sticks
Granular
Discus Granular
Artemia
Krill Pacifica
Krill Superba
Infos zu den Updates
The Gibbiceps has been removed due to his size (23cm). A fellow Aquariumholder was delighted with this nice creature to welcome it in his 1400l Amazone tank.
Pictures of the filtration system will be added next week.
User-Kommentare
mbunas with Lavarocks?!? That's to sharp, especilly for mbunas.
water in lake malawi:
pH = 7, 9 -8, 7 (8, 3 is optimum)
temp: 24 - 26 °c
gH 3-4°dH
kh 5 - 7
Because of the 7 species, the aggression is devided. So the aggression-level is rather low. There is a kind of harmony amongst them. If I would cut it down to 5 species, that harmony would probably be disturbed.
The frozen food is only ment to be given as snacks maximum once a week.
The PH in Lake Malawi is about 7, 8 - 8, so guess that my level is quite reasonable.
Hello Wouter,
you did a really nice job building you "stone heap". In my opinion it is a good compromise between functionality and optical appearance. It offers your mbunas quite a lot of territories and hiding places without taking too much of your open-water area. But your filters are insufficient for this amount of water and fish. The volume per hour should be at least 2000l, better more. And your food is too much based on protein. The major part of your feeding should contain green components: Cucumber, paprica, spinach, spirulina! And your pH could be risen a little bit up to 8, 2
Bye,
Tilo
Hi Wouter,
the stonewall looks pretty massive and is probably taking up a bit' too much space, espcl. when the depth of the tank is only 50cm. Taking into account that the Nimbochromis will be removed sooner or later, you have 7 Mbuna species. Among them 3 Maylandia who tend to be fairly aggressive and not the smallest of size. If it works out in your tank it's fine, but i would probably cut it down to 5.
Anyway, welcome to the Forum!
cheers
gernot