Maybe get some sticky back plastic on it so its a bit water proof.
I was going to say posterboard too
I really like it! I'm personally into nano fish for what I want to keep myself, but I'd like some apistos at some point, maybe angels - and certainly doesn't stop me admiring a beautiful rift lake tank! If you don't mind, I'll borrow and circle one of your photos to show which fish I meant.Well the couple with black on are things like certain mbuna, venustus, Livingstoni, Orange top hongi, Johanni, frontosa and OB’s have a bit of black too. I’m glad you liked the tank
They do look sharp...
The Range is where I get mine
They do look sharp...
I bet a black background would make those guys POP!
I’ve put some side on, does a good job hiding the pipes but not so much for the fish, the glass inside is showing reflections but I probably should have put something on the inside lol
I know the bottom one is a kind of mbuna but I’m not actually sure of what, I also don’t know the top one lol sorry
Came home from the shops and one plant has been uprooted but other than that nothing elseI really like it! I'm personally into nano fish for what I want to keep myself, but I'd like some apistos at some point, maybe angels - and certainly doesn't stop me admiring a beautiful rift lake tank! If you don't mind, I'll borrow and circle one of your photos to show which fish I meant.
I certainly know that it's a big job switching out all the substrate on a stocked tank. Hard work! Would love to see it once the cloudiness has cleared up. Don't forget that switching all the substrate can knock back the bacterial colonies, so keep an eye on ammonia/nitrites/nitrates for a while, and water change as needed. I only needed about four-five days to manage a nitrite spike when I moved fish to a clean tank, called a mini-cycle.
Crossing fingers that your plants don't get eaten... lol!
for a cichlid tank that’s a win in my book. Also yes I’ll be testing probably every day for a while 
