A female will definately raise the aggerssion levels of the males, I got rid of what I thought was my only female peacock, my 5" Regal was going after everyone, even a front twice his size. Well turns out I had another female in the tank, I left my lights off for 2 days, when I turned them back on to my suprise one of my smaller peacocks (thought to be a male because it had some color in it) was holding! Since then the aggression has gone down again. If I were you I'd stick with all males.
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Adding females may work, but if the female can breed with other males they may hybridize, making all fry worthless for resale since you can not be sure...
This may sound like a stupid question but...Will a Lake Victoria species breed with Malawi species? I was thinking if I did go this route I will do the Christmas Fulu's. I do have another tank to seperate in when needing.
Because the males and females are a different color, I don't think you would have anything to worry about. I would just worry about agression.
