Briedhori vs Synspillum

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Cichlidfever

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Can they share the same tank, which one tends to be more aggressive? I am thinking about starting over, I guess I am getting bored with my 360 gallon tank and want to start over. I am looking for something with personality and not shy, more out going cichlids. I plan to stock more than Briedhori & Synspillum, but these to would be my Center pieces. I am thinking of a Red Jewel, Salvini, Nicaraguense, Neet & some dithers, I am not sure what kind of dithers. Does this seem doable? Will this work, I am thinking I would like all males. Although I am thinking female Nicarguense. Do you think it would be too many cichlids? Would these cichlids be compatible? Would this add color and personality to my tank? Should I be looking for something else?I am just looking for suggestions and ideas, I know that there are always exceptions things may work or may not...
 
Wish i had your 'problem' of a 360 stocking.if you start those fish mentioned as juvies,your chances are better, I feel of them getting used to each other.all male is a good idea,hard to pick them young though.grow them out and pick the males.or.....SA cichlid tank,can be mellower,or.....big predator pair! Dovii,RTM,Freddies or jags

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Yea, they can live together. All day long. Especially in a big tank. Mine were in a 125 together til they were 8 and 6 inches. Now they're in a 540 with a bunch of other Vieja and a Jag. I'm growing out a Trimac and he's going in there with em.


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OK thanks for the input, I just wanted to hear other opinions, experiences with these cichlids, etc. I am going to see if I can make it happen... Thanks, once again :)
 
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