Jul 2, 2020
Fun fact, if not kept in a tank with shells, sumbu dwarf compressiceps will grow to normal compressiceps size! This little guy still has an inch or two to go, though.
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Fun fact, if not kept in a tank with shells, sumbu dwarf compressiceps will grow to normal compressiceps size! This little guy still has an inch or two to go, though.
Ever tried New Era marine grazer ring? Perfect for algae grazers of any species from saltwater Tangs and Angels to freshwater Plecos and Tropheus and anything inbetween. Video is of my Tanganyikan species cichlid tank :)
My favorite fish in the tank. There is just too much personality in this little dude, and i am esthetic to share him or her with you all. This little one is a blast to watch and i hope that comes across in this video. Everything was recorded within fifteen minute in front of the tank. Whats your favorite fish in the tank? Leave a comment and let me know.
No talking, just eye candy is what we have going on here. I have been posting a few videos on my Tanganyikan tank, and think it would be nice to have something up that doesnt have my voice ringing in your ears. With that said..... sit back, relax, and enjoy the tank. Leave a comment and do not forget to tank like a boss.
It is time for the first update of this Tanganyikan Community beast. This video will show you how all the little ones are settling into the tank. More specifically, Frontosa and Multifasciatus are what we will go over. Just alittle fun fact, these are some of my favorite fish, and spoiler alert they are doing great. Enjoy the video and do not forget to let me know what you think. Thanks in advance, and happy tankin.
What we have here is my baby, my Lake Tanganyikan Community tank. This has been a tank in progress for a very long time. I have been plotting and scheming about this tank for about two years, and it feels amazing to finally get it started. In fact i am so happy with the concept that my only regret is not doing this sooner. This will be the first of many updates on the progression of this tank. I truly hope you enjoy the tank as much as i do, and do not forget to let me know what you think about it in the comments below.