one 2ft (60 cm) and a 3ft (1 mtr)
the 3 ft 100 L x 40D x 50 H (cm
) will house my current 9 Y Sidthimunki's and as many others as you guys suggest is sensible, along with a tank compagnon that will not eat possible offspring (if the Sidth's don,t take care of that themselves ) i have had spawnings in their current tank but too many tankmates that would kill off any youngsters 
Also a Ancistrus Cirrhosus will be joining them in their new house as his current home of 60 cm is way too small.
Taken that into consideration i don,t really care about the original
location of the tankmates for the Sidth's, (i know they won,t) as long as they don,t eat meat
. I have had a thought of going for hatchets as they don,t really venture anywhere but at the surface.Also i,d like your advice on the best possible setup and what equipment too use too make it as quiet as possible as this tank will most likely be setup in the bedroom
the 2ft tank will house my 9 Beaufortia Kweichowensis.
I know this tank is a little small, but for now it,s the best i can do for them in giving em their own natural environment.
Will the River manifold principle still work if applied in such a small (read short) tank ?
If so what would be the best powerheads for this tank (Juwel Rekord 60)
If not, what are my best options to create a suitable current ?
There is no internal filter in this tank so what would be the best external filter for this tank ? (keeping in mind the favorable living conditions of the Beaufortia's
)Many questions, advice wanted, thanks for any answer/given
Loachy Greetings,
Michael
