Aquarium Tanganyika Deepwaters 2 von Björn (Slavi)

Beschreibung des Aquariums

Besonderheiten:

- This aquarium is the same as Tanganyika Deepwaters 1. It was moved to a new home in feb-2016 and therefore it needed to be re-decorated.

- I am planning to buy a larger aquarium and therefore this aquarium will be sold or dismantled.

Dekoration

Bodengrund:

Sand with gravel and small rocks

Aquarienpflanzen:

Keine Pflanzen because it is representing a more deeper part of the lake where plants do not grow (not enough light).

Weitere Einrichtung:

- Aquadecor back, - and sidewalls

- Same colour as the rocks

Aquarien-Technik

Beleuchtung:

1 Kitelight LED strip

- 13 watt at 100%, set at max 80%.

- Sunrise and sunset

- 10.000K

Filtertechnik:

Overflow

- With bioballs to reduce sound and add oxygen

Biofilter

- 120x60x40cm for biological filtration

- Japanese matala mats

- Lava rock

- Alfagrog

- oyster shell for higher kH/gH

- Kinshi 8000 l/h pump

The Eheim 2260 that I used was not installed because I am planning to buy a larger aquarium where I will use it again.

Weitere Technik:

- Aqua Medic 300 watt titanium heater

Besatz

Cyphotilapia gibberosa "Mikula"

- Started with 16 young F1 animals (4-6cm)

- Selected 8 females when the grew up and added a WF male to the group

Altolamprologus compressiceps Gold Head "Mutondwe"

- The Wild Caught couple died when the aquarium was moved and they had to wait for me setting op the aquarium again :'(

- I did however manage to buy another WF male that looks like the brother of the former male.

- I also have 8 young Gold Heads from a nest of the Wild Caught couple.

Neolamprologus leleupi

- 1 male

- The female died unfortunately but before she died they were able to raise a nest. Now I have a couple dozen of young leleupi's that will be removed as soon as the fish move to the bigger tank.

Synodontis granulosus

- 1 male / 1 female

Synodontis polli white Zambia

- 10 (male/female ratio unknown)

Mastacembelus tanganicae

- 1

- Mastacembelus is a risk with gibberosa but my gibberosa were too small to eat the eels.

- Now they have grown up they still don't attack or eat the eels.

Wasserwerte

Unknown

Tap water from the Netherlands is very well suited for Tanganyika so I don't have to prepare any water.

Futter

- Krill

- Mysis

- Artemia

- Mussel meat

- Naturefood Premium Cichlid M / Premium Color Plus M