26 gallon mixed african cic

[CornBread]

7 african-
2 peacocks
5 assorted mbuna, zebras
1 kenyi

1 common pleco 7 inch

1 striped raphel cat 5 inch

 

[mike dunagan]

Tank is already way over stocked

 

[Otherone]

There's already too many fish, you'll need to upgrade. 75 gal might work for 6 mbuna, 2 Peacocks, and one armored cat. To include the "common" pleco, which usually turn out to be 2 footers, you'd need atleast 120 gal w/ atleast 2x overfiltration and a ton of algae waffers. However the pleco is yet unidentified.

 

[Blue2Fyre]

I agree with the above, already way overstocked.

 

[mahemaheman85]

There's already too many fish, you'll need to upgrade. 75 gal might work for 6 mbuna, 2 Peacocks, and one armored cat. To include the "common" pleco, which usually turn out to be 2 footers, you'd need atleast 120 gal w/ atleast 2x overfiltration and a ton of algae waffers. However the pleco is yet unidentified.

lol......... a 55 would be fine, and then u could add at least 10 more without a problem.... i personally would get rid of the pleco, there not necessary in a mbuna tank, mbuna will take care of alge, and all common plecos do is crap all over anyway, there generally useless

 

[poly-nomial]

The minimum tanksize for an appropriate african cichlid tank is probably 55g, with 75g be a much better alternative because they wider footprint leaves more room for rocks. Please upgrade asap.

 

[navykorman]

it might look cool if they are babies but anything over 3-4 months id do some thinking of a new tank upgrade. I started out with a 20 tall because these were just out of the fry stage, then i upgraded to a 55 and as they grew larger now all of them are in there final tank as a 112 gallon.