Hi again.

I have been on the old site for about a year till it moved across to the new format, although I have been busy with work for the last few months so have been a little quiet

I was known previously on the old version of the site as Nick G and loved the forum as it stood out from the other sites in my opinion.

I have a main tank in my lounge which I converted over to Tanganyikans which is about 380ltrs in volume. My daughter (Bethan) has a 25ltr tank in the kitchen with shrimps, 6 rummynoses and some endlers in it and I have my breeding set up in my garage that I completed a few months ago which consists of 12 tanks and a sump filter.

In my garage i keep kribs, albino kribs, egyptians, nigerian reds, corries, bristlenoses (golden and brown), jewels, dwarf blue acaras and 8 xenopoecilus sarasinorum (sarasins minnows) all of which are breeding or I'm in the process of trying to breed

Look forward to catching up with everyone and being back on the site more regularly

Cheers, Nick

hello mate n welcome back

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hello nick, and welcome

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senile old git

Missed it to be honest

I'm going to try and put some pics up, but not holding my breath........ Here goes:

This should be beths tank in the kitchen

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I can assure you that it does have fish in it Will try some more pics:

My main tank in the lounge (sorry about the quality of the pic) which has brevis, lellupi, brichardi, tropheus kaiser, multi's and Cyprichromis leptosoma

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Couple of pics of the fish and the last one of the set up in my garage (although I have put the twelth tank in on the top row and tidied it up a lot. I put air filters in to compliment the sump and to also ensure that I always have 'seeded' filters when needed

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excellent tanks and fish , nick.

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senile old git

Thanks Grandad My little un helps influence the missis lol

Hello Nick, Nice to meet you, and welcome, Nice setups you both have

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