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Sent you some photos. Other ACE members should definately submit some of your tanks as well, the more the merrier!

Beautiful fish and great pictures to boot!!!

Great video and fish! Tropheus are lots of fun to watch aren't they

Great selection of fish, haven't seen the red tail sheller before. As for the Ocellatus, they're great little fish. Lots of fun to watch.

Thanks Slough Shark, I was pleased with how well the first shot turned out. Gina, the dimidiatus are doing great. Always swimming around and eating really well. I'm very happy with them, plus it's nice to have some fish in the tank that look so different from the others.

Two other photos from last week that I was happy with. Wasn't really pleased with how the Polit photo turned out (framing and background), but managed to catch them in action fighting, so thought it was worth sharing. Hope you enjoy! edit: and a photo of one of my Dimidiochromis dimidiatus, so actually three photos... Metriaclima Elegans “Gome” Pseudotropheus polit: Dimidiochromis dimidiatus: Cheers!

Thanks, glad you guys like the photos. And Slough Shark, you're right I'm using an external flash that I have sitting on the top of the tank.

A series of photos of my shell dwellers acquired at the recent auction. Despite being in a tank with substantially larger tankmates they are doing very well. Labeled as "Lamprologus Speciosus". That seems to match up with the photos from cichlid forum, although the name "speciosus" kind of sounds like a name someone would use when they don't really know what it is... The two smaller ones flaring at each other: Large one, probably a male. Waiting to be fed: I'm tired, it's time for bed. I'll have to sort through some of the other shots I've taken the last two nights and post some more photos later. Now it's time to sleep. Cheers Nelson

Finally got around to some fish photos tonight after a long, long break. I was happy with how this photo of my Malawi Eye Biter turned out. This guy along with the Venustus are definately the fish "in charge" in their tank.

Great photos, my favorite of the bunch is the baby fry in front of it's mothers eye.

Great photos as usual. Almost makes me want to get a betta, almost being the key word.

Thanks for the ideas everyone. I'll have to go check out Canadian Tire.

Alright, I'm a bit tired of using my python for emptying my fish tanks, first it's kind of slow, plus it wastes a lot of water. This is my idea and I'm looking for suggestions as to what type of pump would work. It does not need to be submersible. I'll still use my Python to re-fill the tanks. Here is a diagram showing what I want to do, and I'd get some clamps to hold the hose in place at both ends. Any suggestions? Anyone do this themselves, what do you use? I'd also like something that could run dry for short periods of time as well so that I don't have to fill the first section of hose leading up to the pump with water before I turn it on. Thanks

Nice picture and fish!! It's hair algea those guys take care of right?

You weren't kidding those are some great shots of the fry!! Really like the last one. Thanks for sharing.