my almost 100 gal tank

So... as i have been here ALL day i thought, you know, i am gonna show these nice people my tank. As it was before the power outtage that killed a LOT of my fish and some of the old residents i have now rehomed, and as the tank is now.
Before anyone starts on my colloseum: my husband liked it, and as he payed over $300 dollars to redo my tank I had to give him some input as well. So suck it up and look past it!
I will start with how it was:












So, that was kind of what it looked like before a massive power outtage killed most of my fish. I came downstairs, saw the carnage and called my husband in tears...
In response, my husband the kindhearted man he is, took me to the lfs the following weekend to redecorate my tank and get some new inhabitants...
This is the result:










well, there you have it, enjoy and let me know what you think... oww and btw, there is more stone on the way for these guys!!

that is Big Boi, I had to find him a new home as he got way too big for this tank. He was roughly about 50-55cm in length.
He now lives in a 3 metre tank.

i had a big one as well that i lost, only had it for a week....


This was Bad Kitteh, named so by my husband, as he kept laying on top of my big pleco...lol

thanks! I am normally not one for ornaments either, I like to keep it as close to real as possible. But that said, this seems to work, the fish enjoy it too, and heck, they don't know the difference between the collosseum and other stones...
My 2 cirhorrus use it as a home, the mbuna are all around and in it.
Now if only i can find more grey stone i am DONE!

it's a syno... although I never quite knew what kind.
It was hand tamed in about 2 days and the silly beast liked to be petted...
I only had it for a week, and I haven't seen any fish like it since over here. Now I am looking for the syno angelicus, lol, which is impossible to get over here, as well as a couple of Neolamprologus Helianthus. I wish myself the best of luck... LMAO...