rite, just to say im new to this perticula fish forum so hi everyone.
rite i have 3 zaire blue frontosa (2-3"),3 calvus(1-2") in one tank and some malawi's in another but im getting rid of all but a few of my malawi's and vics: neochromis omnicaeralius kuene is.(adult breeding pair), metriaclima callainos, p.elongatus, some brichardi, and a hybrid male aulonocara.
do u think that these could go together as my neochromis are pretty aggresive, but my female has a mouthful at mo so i will take her out at begining to reduce fighting. in a juwel rio 400
if not then i will buy from a wholesaler (friend of a friend): small silver arowana, tea cup sting rays(not 100% sure on these), some large frontosas(will probs get these any way) and cyathopharynx furcifer Kigoma. could these all go together along with my frontosa, calvus and neochromis(really rare in england only adults in country, so wanna be carefull with these).
do u think that these would be able together would personally prefer the secound option but if can't do that then will do the first.
thanks matt
rite i have 3 zaire blue frontosa (2-3"),3 calvus(1-2") in one tank and some malawi's in another but im getting rid of all but a few of my malawi's and vics: neochromis omnicaeralius kuene is.(adult breeding pair), metriaclima callainos, p.elongatus, some brichardi, and a hybrid male aulonocara.
do u think that these could go together as my neochromis are pretty aggresive, but my female has a mouthful at mo so i will take her out at begining to reduce fighting. in a juwel rio 400
if not then i will buy from a wholesaler (friend of a friend): small silver arowana, tea cup sting rays(not 100% sure on these), some large frontosas(will probs get these any way) and cyathopharynx furcifer Kigoma. could these all go together along with my frontosa, calvus and neochromis(really rare in england only adults in country, so wanna be carefull with these).
do u think that these would be able together would personally prefer the secound option but if can't do that then will do the first.
thanks matt
