mixing cichilds

[KingCobra]

Do you think I could keep the following fish in a 75 gal tank?
Neolamprologus christyi
Telmatochromis dhonti
Chilumba Zebra

I have a midas,2 convicts and a Jack Dempsey in the 75 gal now but I will be getting a 125 gallon tank for them.Is there anyway of mixing any of the above fish with my current fish in a 125 gallon tank?

If not will a 75 gal be enough for the christyi ,dhonti and the Zebra to live in?

 

[Ali1]

can i see a pic of your jack dempsey?

 

[piranha45]

how many of those fish (dhonti christyi etc) in the 75g?

 

[KingCobra]

how many of those fish (dhonti christyi etc) in the 75g?[/QUOTE

one of each.

 

[piranha45]

I wouldn't be surprised if you experience losses by the fish of those 3 that proves to be dominant. If you are prepared to lose a fish or two, try it. Otherwise, don't. If you do try it, make sure you have LOTS of cover/decorations in the tank...

 

[KingCobra]

I wouldn't be surprised if you experience losses by the fish of those 3 that proves to be dominant. If you are prepared to lose a fish or two, try it. Otherwise, don't. If you do try it, make sure you have LOTS of cover/decorations in the tank...

So you don't think those 3 would be a good mix in a 75 gal?

What if I were to add either a dhonti or christyi with my central american cichilds in a 125 gallon?

 

[piranha45]

they would go great with american cichlids.

 

[KingCobra]

they would go great with american cichlids.

You don't think I would have any problems putting a dhonti or a christyi with a midas,Jack Dempsey and 2 convicts in a 125 gallon?

 

[piranha45]

None at all. It will work great, i have similar setups myself. The Americans and Africans will ignore each other as the Americans outgrow everyone else.

 

[KingCobra]

None at all. It will work great, i have similar setups myself. The Americans and Africans will ignore each other as the Americans outgrow everyone else.

How about the waters ph...don't the africans require a higher ph then the americans?