Thanks I'm glad it helped out :)

Oh shit i saw the zia symbol and i was like this dude in New Mexico? Im from Roswell! Lol

Thanks I appreciate that... yea the sand has been really nice I like it a lot I hadn't used this one before

U don't rinse live sand kills all the bacteria 🤣🤔

@@Miss_Lexi92 you don’t need it.

@@bretts7694 erm yes u do otherwise u might aswell buy normal sand, the whole point of live sand is because it has beneficial bacteria in, do you keep African cichlids? I sure hope not. You'll be saying u don't need dechlorinator or lake buffering salt next 🤣🤣

@@Miss_Lexi92 I don’t need to prove anything to you. I bought live sand simply for aesthetics of the kind I got because I know how to cycle a tank. I’ve never used live sand to introduce bacteria 🤣

@@bretts7694 like I said I hope u don't keep African cichlids. Nice picture. Stick to catching wild outdoor fish buddy 👌

Sorry phone was just like that. Didn’t notice.

I would not go any bigger then a 40 gallon breeder in a 3 floor building. Just a little advice, the floors that high up are not made for tanks full of water

Thank you I appreciate that...those rocks are called SEIRYU stone I got them from aquariumcoop.com

Thanks,I appreciate the info,keep doing great things,we need good African cichlid videos like on KZfaq

Thanks....most of these fish are from imperial tropicals

Hey there thanks for stopping by...a 75 gallon mbuna tank would be really awesome...I would reccomend buying the tank from petco when they have there sales since you can get them super cheap..as for the fish I would go with tampabaycichlids.com or imperialtropicals.com....the main local fish store in Alb is Clark's but imo they are really overpriced in terms of equipment so when it comes to heaters/filters I go with amazon

Petco has half off tanks so you’ll get a 75 cheap right now I would absolutely do research on where your gonna order from especially on Tampa bay if you have Facebook check out the wonders of cichlids Trevor or Rons cichlids

Thank you I appreciate that...I feed a northfin cichlid pellet and a hikari veggie pellet... also it's good to mix in blood worms and brine shrimp and I usually keep the tank anywhere from 80-84 degrees

KK 9301 Lmfao! Only us fish enthusiast love the fish game & also learning from each other. To be honest I can’t tell how he painted his background of the tank. Although, I’ve always spray painted my background with a nice dark blue. At that since I’m not a fan of sand or gravel, I tend to spray paint the bottom of the tank black. Just so it won’t look awkward. I can’t wait to set up my 125 gallon all peacock cichlid tank. 210 San Antonio Tx style

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@@DukeCityAquariumsyup! I thought so man like the channel. I was just searching for ideas for my future peacock tank and recognized you

He has a few mbunas in there including the yellow lab, I would not advise mixing mbunas with anything other then their own species

That's my diy 90 gallon flowerhorn tank I did a full video series on it if you wanna check it out

Thank you :) my 1k sub video is going to be coming out shortly

Its actually not too bad...I just use the electric eheim gravel vac and spot clean when I need to