That list of fish looks good, I don't see any problems with that stock in an adequately sized aquarium. The groups of cichlids will be very fun to watch. Sorry, I forget what size tank you have.
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I know it seems crowded to you, but dont say so, or I will cut my self and find a hole new stocking, and waste a tonne of money.
tank is Dual verfow 5 feet by 18 by 26 high
The Guianacara don't get what I consider large, but with the proper water change schedule that hit about 6".
Haha, well don't do that. I don't think your stock is so crowded, I might personally go for 2 groups of cichlids instead of 3. But get what you want, maybe it will be fine, if not you will learn from it. At the end of the day experience is the best teacher!
TEXT BOOK pic for the record my guy, beauty. Well not that I want to hurt the fish, but I was hoping they would stay in the 5 - 6 inch rangeThe Guianacara don't get what I consider large, but with the proper water change schedule that hit about 6".
The Guianacara don't get what I consider large, but with the proper water change schedule that hit about 6".
Wondering, What are the best - low priced non selective bred dwarf cichlids and corys,
BTW know anyone in the Toronto GTA area, any breeders of catfishs, or cichlids?The Guianacara don't get what I consider large, but with the proper water change schedule that hit about 6".
Corys I don't know too much about. I think some good dwarf cichlids are the bandit, other guianacaras, Biotodoma cupido/wavrini, keyhole. Geophagus steindachneri are another favorite of mine but they are kind of aggressive I have found.
well i cant go with 5 red heads, 5 Bandits and 5 cupids, overstock eh, somaller ones, any dwarf that are 3inchs prefered 4inch, affordable (Getting harder to find) and not bolivian rams and apisto as I am aware of those.
You could try 5 redheads 5 bandits and 5 cupids and if it gets too crowded when big just thin it a bit. Might be fine.
