Dropping in

Hi,
Been a plec fan since I started keeping fish, though the only plec I've kept was an L333. Back then I had a 50L community tank. That bust and I haven't had a tank since. I've kept myself in the hobby by reasearching and posting round forums.

My new tank should be picked up this Sunday.
Juwel rio 240l.

Been planning the stock a while now:
1 Pair Kribs
1 Pair flat stone breeding dwarf cichlids
3+ Angels
16+ Rummy nose Tetra
BN's /L18/L81/L333 (Suggestions!!!)- Looking at breeding them, but I want something moderately easy and non plant demolishing!
8+ Panda/Sterbai/ whatever I like
6+ Emporer tetra or similar (Suggestions!!!)

Hey Adam, welcome to plecoplanet:welcome:


peckoltia generally leave plants alone, some are fairly easy to keep and they don't grow too large.

welcome Adam,
interesting choice of fish to put together there, lots of attractive ones, but if you intend the fish to breed then you could have problems with predation or agravation.

:hi: Adam, :welcome: to Plecoplanet!!:clap::clap:

G'day :welcome: to PlecoPlanet

Love the diversity here :yes:
Will be postign more once I'm all setup...Doh for tank cycling.
Anyone got speed'em up tips?

Adam said:

Love the diversity here :yes:
Will be postign more once I'm all setup...Doh for tank cycling.
Anyone got speed'em up tips?

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ammonia.
http://www.plecoplanet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1092

welcome to the site, look forward to seeing your tank progress.
i love the rio 240's, great looking tanks

Hello and :welcome:

Cheers
Gemma

:hi::welcome:

Thanks for the welcome guys.
Picked up my tank yesterday, it's and ex-marine use Juwel 240

It's also come with a headache and lots of cleaning to do.
Nice thing is, it's got a nice powerhead for the plecs