Taking up Tanganyikan again!

[ectan]

Originally Posted by Brichardi

Hey Raymond,

What's that fish at the bottom right hand corner in the pic ?
Some odd & rare tanga ?

[johannes]

it's a south american earth eater Guianacara geayi bro
he itchy hand put there

[ectan]

Originally Posted by johannes

it's a south american earth eater Guianacara geayi bro
he itchy hand put there

Haha, for once I though some rare tanga earth eater !

[ectan]

Raymond.

You should keep one of these, the real Tanganyika earth eater, Tylochromis polylepis
Swee !

[Young Man]

once EC come. you no cure liao. get ready your wallet.

[johannes]

Indeed an exotic species....

[limz_666]

Originally Posted by Brichardi

Just wanna share my new setup for the 3x2x2 tank......less rocks, more sand. Feel free to comment, thanks.





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is that silica sand used in your set-up ?

[Brichardi]

Originally Posted by ectan

Hey Raymond,

What's that fish at the bottom right hand corner in the pic ?
Some odd & rare tanga ?

Originally Posted by johannes

it's a south american earth eater Guianacara geayi bro
he itchy hand put there

Thanks Jo, for always being so helpful. Yes EC, just as Jo said. BTW EC, where you got yr Tylochromis? I don't think I can keep that tbh >>

Tylochromis polylepis is a species of cichlid native to Lake Tanganyika as well as the Lukuga River where it prefers swampy habitats. This species can reach a length of 43.5 centimetres (17.1 in). I know probably can't reach to potential size in tank but still it will grow to be too huge!

Originally Posted by Young Man

once EC come. you no cure liao. get ready your wallet.

Ya lo and I'm retired, no income some more!

Originally Posted by limz_666

is that silica sand used in your set-up ?

No bud, that's just C0 coral sand, the one in the 4ft is finer than the one in the 3ft actually...even though both from same source and labelled as C0.

[ectan]

Originally Posted by Brichardi

Thanks Jo, for always being so helpful. Yes EC, just as Jo said. BTW EC, where you got yr Tylochromis? I don't think I can keep that tbh >>

Tylochromis polylepis is a species of cichlid native to Lake Tanganyika as well as the Lukuga River where it prefers swampy habitats. This species can reach a length of 43.5 centimetres (17.1 in). I know probably can't reach to potential size in tank but still it will grow to be too huge!

Specially brought in from Airfish by Aquaexotic.
Currently they are abt 5 inch, growth rate abt 2 inches in 1.5 years.
Guess I still can have a few years with them before they outgrow my tank

[Brichardi]

Originally Posted by ectan

Specially brought in from Airfish by Aquaexotic.
Currently they are abt 5 inch, growth rate abt 2 inches in 1.5 years.
Guess I still can have a few years with them before they outgrow my tank

Cheers mate, when will you be ordering again from Airfish?