Mbuna is a whole group of fish that refers to African cichlids that generally inhabit rocky structures in their natural habitat. Mbuna is not one specific fish but a whole group of fishes. Kenyi are one species of mbuna. You should just research keeping mbuna in general and you'll soon realize that even in a 75 gallon having two male Kenyi will end up with one dead or beaten up. Mbuna are best kept in large groups of 12+ to spread out the aggression. If you want to get into keeping African cichlids you should set up your 75 properly to house them and add at least ten more individuals. 1 male to two females is a decent ratio to start with and I would shoot for 3-4 species in a 75 gallon. Google 75 gallon Mbuna stocking to get some ideas on how to proceed.



