No I'm not!

(snicker ;) )

New fishies!
 

Long planned, and finally those 4 little yellow fellows made their way into the tank.
Again, these are from Lake Malawi, called Labidochromis caeruleus yellow.
So far the are doing very well.
The Pseudos were really surprised and curious, I suppose they haven't seen such colorful fish in a while. :eek:

They are a beautiful shade of yellow and your tank arrangement looks very natural. :TU:

Nice and very clear water, Andreas. Keep those pictures coming!

/T²

And you're pretty good with that camera too! Thanks for sharing your fishes and fishtank with us. :)

I envy you. I used to have a Malawi tank until I moved to an apartment. Your Labs. should do very well. My bred prolifically and the whole cycle is very interesting. Unfortunately most of them wind up as food.

That setup is sweet. I love the color of the fish. Good job. :TU: And by all means.................... Keep the pictures coming.

YT, I love your tank! The water is so clear and the arrangements are very neat. It looks awesome!

Beautiful! :TU:

I love your tank, good job!

It is beautiful, and I must admit I'm a bit jealous. How do you keep it so algae-free?

Thank you guys for the kind words!
Algea is still a problem, weekly cleaning of the glass is absolutely necessary.
Every few weeks I have to clean some stones.
I think I must add some more plants to prevent them growing so fast.
Maybe I will post a picture with the tank not cleaned for a month, and you can decide which one looks better... :D

Yellow fishs for Yellow Tangs Tank ;) hehe
They look really nice and your tank is awesome. Everything is so clean, looks really good!!!

Got a new plant recently, I couldn't resist because of this lovely blossom. It's another Anubias species.

Great shots buddy. I love it. Keep them coming. :TU:

Your aquarium shots are amongst the best posted on this forum, YT. :TU:

Yes, that's what I was looking for, I just didn't know how to say it. :D

I also agree with Doc and Cliff, there isn't anything I rather view that photographs of well maintaine aquariums.

wow, your pictures are just as clear as your tank. amazing that plant looks like a regular houseplant and yet can actually breathe and live under water... :TU: