Naturally originating from opposite sides of the world, these two species, by chance, ended up in the same aquarium in my fish room. In another post, I mentioned that these 'feeder' breidohri escaped being eaten in one of my Madagascar cichlid tanks, and have, in fact been thriving in there. Apparently, their presence has not discouraged my resident 'menarambo' pair from doing some procreating of their own. Despite some mild confrontation, they seem to be respecting one anothers' "turf" so to speak. Here is the scene. Keeping in mind that there are eight adult Paratilapia polleni 'Fony' that are managing to keep their distance from these defending pairs things look pretty peaceful.
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