Just a thought; split the CA/SA Cichlid forum?

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split definitely! I hate looking through tons of posts about CA's to get to a couple about SA's.

if you don't know where your fish is from, do some research first, then post.
 
what bout angels and discus? Couldn't you merge SA, pikes, and angels/discus and it would still have plenty of traffic. Plus CA cichlids are probably the most popular on MFK so i doubt there will be too little traffic.
 
Citrinellus;3892133; said:
Plus people will post SA in the CA and vice versa, which will get tiresome for the mods moving threads.
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Really... no need to thank me. :)

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technically, I think you're more accurate to say that Mexico is in "North America", but we can let that pass . . .

I'd say keep 'em together because so many people keep both together; I know my tanks tend to be mixed CA/SA . . . I know which ones are which, but you could also group them together as "New World" cichlids, which covers everything
 
Sab_Fan;3893173; said:
technically, I think you're more accurate to say that Mexico is in "North America", but we can let that pass . . .

I'd say keep 'em together because so many people keep both together; I know my tanks tend to be mixed CA/SA . . . I know which ones are which, but you could also group them together as "New World" cichlids, which covers everything
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Technically, All of central America is part of North America. It is not considered a continent.
I say keep it as it is. I like the traffic this forum gets.
 
fobrinkle;3893198; said:
Technically, All of central America is part of North America. It is not considered a continent.
I say keep it as it is. I like the traffic this forum gets.
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I was about to say this, but you beat me to it.

Central america is kind of a region, not a continent.


Pbass are SA too, No?
 
 
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