Dovii vs umbee vs ??

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Paulbearer

Paulbearer

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As some may know I'm moving the week after next and will be resetting up my 350 and 75. I plan on taking some of my fish I have now and put them in a couple 150's. This will free up my 350 for a new start. I'm torn between different options on the way to go with the 350. These are some options I'm thinking and looking for some others input:

1) Dovii pair
2) Umbee pair
3) South American bio-type
4) Central American bio-type
5) Species only tank
6) ????

I'm not into Africans or pb really. As you can see I'm in a decision process and I know these questions are asked constantly around here (I've answered a lot myself). I'm going to have a fishroom and that is why the fish I'm taking with me will have other tanks. This 350 will be my largest of all to say the least, for now. Thanks

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Thanks for all the input everyone, however a why? Would be nice also and maybe some ideals...
 
Well my reason is a 350 scaped correctly with a large pair is stunning and it's something I intend to do in the future. plus how many people have the tank space to allow dovii to reach their full potential?
For the ca biotope I like ca cichlids more a biotope of where Jags and the like live would to be a stunning and interesting tank.

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Crazy mike said:
Well my reason is a 350 scaped correctly with a large pair is stunning and it's something I intend to do in the future. plus how many people have the tank space to allow dovii to reach their full potential?
For the ca biotope I like ca cichlids more a biotope of where Jags and the like live would to be a stunning and interesting tank.

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Thanks....I happen to lean towards the dovii or umbee pair because I can make others community.

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