New to Africans...sort of

[Fish Junkie]

Hello every one. I'm new to the forum and Africans sort of.I had sum black calvus and shellies about 10 years back in a 50 gal .
Well i lost power for 8 days during the hurricane that just past and lost everything.So i thought it was time for a change.Back to Africans it is.
Now I'm shooting for a Tanganyika tank and have bout 4 Neolamprologus caudopunctatus and a par of leleupi. Unfortunately there is not much in the way of good fish stores with a good African selection around me. If there is i don't know about it but i guess the hunt is part of the fun

[Dylz]

welcome. sorry about the loss, but glad to hear your going with the tangs man. big up! best of the Africans IMO. sounds like you have a nice start. what else do you plan on keeping with them? all of the site sponsors have great quality fish. shipping to you shouldn't be that bad.
and remember we love pics :becky:

[Heyguy74]

Welcome to the forums. Your in luck we are having an auction in a few weeks. You find plenty there.

[DJRansome]

Watch out for the combination, my leleupi killed my caudopunctatus over a period of time. I got rid of the leleupi.

What are the dimensions of your tank?

[Johnnyb76]

Definitely either try and take the ride down to the auction or check out the sponsors on this site, always great quality fish. Plus check out the for sale posts....MOST of the guys on this site know how to keep quality fish so you should grt the same. Good luck with everything

[Fish Junkie]

welcome. sorry about the loss, but glad to hear your going with the tangs man. big up! best of the Africans IMO. sounds like you have a nice start. what else do you plan on keeping with them? all of the site sponsors have great quality fish. shipping to you shouldn't be that bad.
and remember we love pics :becky:

Well im looking in to sum comps would like gold headed at about 2 inch give or take and sum shellies would be nice ( mite do them in a smaller tank i have).after that im open for sum suggestions

as far as the leleupi hes not being to bad although other fish are in the mid water column

and if someone can let me know when and where the action is that would be grate

here is a few picks let me know what you think
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6151/6262686244_9e50dc895e.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/56212377@N06/6262686244/)
The beast of the tank at about 4 inch
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6215/6262139951_c0500e871d.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/56212377@N06/6262139951/)
his mate
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6235/6262158159_242e86041d.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/56212377@N06/6262158159/)
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6043/6262147997_5250732a3d.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/56212377@N06/6262147997/)
Theres fore of thees guys/gals
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6236/6262141453_b2c5bf33df.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/56212377@N06/6262141453/)
not grate picks but i took them sorda quick

[Dylz]

nice fish man. looks like you got 1 neolamp holding in pic 4

[Fish Junkie]

Thank you... don't think its holding think its just a weird shot

[DJRansome]

They are egg layers. Maybe just had some NLS pellets, LOL.

[Fish Junkie]

love thees guys but i think my big yellow beastie is keeping them away from the rocks and shells :(

[Dylz]

didnt know they were egg layers never kept neolamps.