35 gallon stocking ideas????

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On a serious note, you need to give us more information as to what type of fish you want to keep.
 
Well I was hoping for a semi aggressive community tank like maybe something along the lines of cichlids like electric Labrador cichlid? That's all I can think of but fish like those maybe?


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Martina1997 said:
Well I was hoping for a semi aggressive community tank like maybe something along the lines of cichlids like electric Labrador cichlid? That's all I can think of but fish like those maybe?


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35 isn't really a good size for cichlids but maybe you could try 5-6 yellow labs...


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i like apistos maybe you could try some A. Cacatuoides (my favorite) or you could look for some other ones. A 35 seems like a good size tank for some dwarf cichlids
 
I can think of a million possibilities. No way in hell are Yellow labs 'semi-agressive' their frigen mbuna! I have a male that kills anything that gets in the tank! He has killed 5holding females. He litterally ripped out a frogs stomach from its body! Its intestins were floating at the top for a while.
You could do a low tech planted tank with german rams, angelfish/discus, dwarf gourami, killifish <--- schooling bettas!, dwarf shrimps,breed bristelnose very easy, oto catfish, cory catfish etc

Here's a great idea! If your up for the agression yellow labs and rainbowfish go along great! Then a few synodontis catfish, another type of mbuna and your set! Maybe clown loaches or something too.

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mr.bigglesworth said:
I can think of a million possibilities. No way in hell are Yellow labs 'semi-agressive' their frigen mbuna! I have a male that kills anything that gets in the tank! He has killed 5holding females. He litterally ripped out a frogs stomach from its body! Its intestins were floating at the top for a while.
You could do a low tech planted tank with german rams, angelfish/discus, dwarf gourami, killifish <--- schooling bettas!, dwarf shrimps,breed bristelnose very easy, oto catfish, cory catfish etc

Here's a great idea! If your up for the agression yellow labs and rainbowfish go along great! Then a few synodontis catfish, another type of mbuna and your set! Maybe clown loaches or something too.

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Compared to other cichlids, yellow labs are the less aggressive ones...


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