For a book that's got nearly all cichlids in picture form, both males and females, I'd say go for Malawi Cichlids in their Natural Habitat, New 4th Edition. It's a great identification guide but keep in mind it's a bit light on info.
On the other hand, Back to Nature: Malawi Cichlids by Ad Konings ...
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- Tue May 06, 2025 9:00 am
- Forum: Cichlids
- Topic: recommended books on african cichlids?
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- Topic: malawi's access to clean water
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malawi's access to clean water
Just wanted to get your thoughts on this. Planning on using ocean rock in the tank, might add a bit of crushed coral flake but not too much. No intention of messing with buffers, but I'll add cichlid lake salt and trace elements if needed.
- Sat Feb 15, 2025 3:13 pm
- Forum: Cichlids
- Topic: does coral sand and ocean rock increase ph levels?
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Re: does coral sand and ocean rock increase ph levels?
It's not going to be a problem.
Ocean Rock and Coflake Sand are only going to help buffer your pH, they won't actually cause it to rise.
You're in the clear as far as that's concerned, your pH should stay within a safe range for your Lake Malawi cichlids.
Ocean Rock and Coflake Sand are only going to help buffer your pH, they won't actually cause it to rise.
You're in the clear as far as that's concerned, your pH should stay within a safe range for your Lake Malawi cichlids.