300 Gallon Zaire Blue Frontosa Aquarium

Hey everyone take a look at the 300 gallon aquarium we have in the shop stocked with wild caught Frontosa Tembwe. These fish are collected in the Congo and are part of the Zaire blue description of Frontosa found in the Congo. Hope you enjoy and thanks for watching!!
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[@charlesfranklin3533]

Nice Group of Frontosa Fish. I Had a Group of 9. I Wish I Still had them.

[@mikejohe1920]

Beautiful man my favorite fish

[@MakoyUnggoy]

The low level lighting for these really helps as well I think, great colony!

[@zeezee9653]

Probably the best looking frontosa tank I have seen on youtube.

[@Skerpful]

Stunning aquarium and Fish!

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

Thank you!

[@orangeaquatics]

Absolutely beautiful. Tank and fish!

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

Thank you!

[@kennethtrautmann9177]

There are no rubber rock in the lake as well. It does compliment the sand very well. Gotta love the frontosa, leave for work in the AM and nothing changes by the PM.

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

LOL Thanks man!

[@mijomendes1705]

OUTSTANDING!!

[@TheVomusic]

Greats video Thanks for sharing beautiful Fronts

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

Thanks!

[@brianwirtz4181]

Look great Butch.

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

Thanks Brian!

[@ashscichlids7057]

Beautiful tank and fish!!

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

Thanks for watching!

[@southfloridaafricancichlid6423]

They look great, majestic fish 🔥🔥

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

Thanks!

[@kokikz26]

Nice great tank sir and fronts, i have only 6 fronts in my tank

[@paranorml]

Do you keep your frontosa on a light cycle? Or on 24/7. Wondering if they sleep?

[@michaelkoszuta7818]

Love the blue Zaire frontosa !!
Where can I find these !!!
Am in s/e Michigan.

[@michaelkoszuta7818]

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[@mprlocalhost8913]

I' had black back ground on my old 85 liter tank I found it made the fish darker as well
Ive since got a new 567 liter tank and Im keeping it with a pictured back ground

[@richshackelford5793]

Freaking nice

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

Thank you!

[@RLMUD]

WOW, LOOKS GREAT, WHAT MODAL KESSILS ARE THESE ON THIS TANK?

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

Thanks! 175 watt Tuna blue. Running 2 of them.

[@Skerpful]

Must agree with your description of their behaviour and demeanour, we got a bit "bored" with our colony, 9 Chaitika, turned it into a Tanganyika community tank, much better, more action and visually very much more appealing! Even added 4, 3cm Neolamprologus Bruescheri, the Frontosa ignore them, very peaceful fish! If you want action, don't buy Frontosa

[@mikejohe1920]

They started breeding yet?

[@chrispatterson3110]

Where did you purchase that tank and how much

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

Shoot me a message and I can give you more information.

[@brianp2707]

What lightning and filtration?

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

Kessil lighting and a large sump for filtration.

[@mprlocalhost8913]

Have 12 Frontosa's at 2.5 years old

[@wiparatwinitsartsathorn9854]

How do you get that many females in a group of 50/50 without breaking your wallet? How many should I buy to get these many females to male to females ratio?

[@southeastcichlidssec6868]

If you're talking wild caught, you break the wallet LOL. If juvies you get as many as you can and grow them up and select your breeding group and sell off the extra's.

[@RLMUD]

The sand has nothing to do with it. Look at all the blue on the rocks in the video, and the bright white light on the rocks in the picture. your lighting is completely different. Also white sand reflects the blue lights 10 times better then the black does. The black sand does not reflect light at all. I also like the look of the black sand with your background, but its not the sand in the picture that is washing them out it is the lighting. Your tank and fronts are beautiful.