I thought it was about time I showed some of my fish. Below are some pics and video of my fish room. As you can see, the room still has a bit of work to go, but you get the idea.
Hope you enjoy, cheers,
Brenton.
The room is in the centre of the house. It has no external windows, except for one that ventilates into the garage. The cieling in now insulated with 40mm poly, as is the window. The floor is sunken and has a floor drain, so if a tank gives way the water will be contained in this room. The room also has a garden style tap in one corner so I dont have to carry water in, and I have a waste water hole drilled through the wall so all waste water syphons out onto the garden. Here is a quick panorama of the room.
Top left is my colony of Tropheus dubosi "Maswa" these guys are just starting to get adult colouration. Bottom left is my colony of Lethrinops sp. "Red Capuz" and Labidochromis chisumulae.
Top right are my Cyprichromis leptosoma "Utinta" and Opthalmotiapia ventralis "Kala Yellow". Bottom right are my Dimidichromis strigatus and Placidochromis phenochilus "Mdoka White Lip".
Top left are my Variabilichromis moori and top right is my Tropheus sp. "Moliro Red". On the bottom of this rack I will be getting four 2x2x1.5 tanks all plumbed to a single sump - they are currently on order.
Top tank here is the one that is visible from the dining room next door, its positioned in the wall. On the bottom is my colony of Neolamprologus multifasciatus.
This is the top tank from the dining room.
And these tanks are in a spare bedroom at the moment, but need to come back into the fish room as soon as the other tanks that are on order get installed.
Here is a video parorama of the fish room as it currently is:
Pics of some of the fish:
Dubosi:
Ventralis:
Female chrisumulae holding (whooo hooo):
Lethrinops and Chrisumulae:
Strigatus and Modoka:
And some quick video clips taken this morning:
Strigatus and Modoka feeding
V. moorii with fry
Lethrinops and Chrisumulaue
Dubosi
Ventralis and leptosoma
Moliro
