quick african cichlid question
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Yes. I currently have haps and peacocks in my Malawi 120 tank. I have had various mixtures of the two in several different set-ups over the years.
I have Electric Blue Ahli and Red Empress with my OB, Eureka, and Otter Point Peacocks.
Never had any problems.
Any ideas on what you want to keep?
Never had any problems.
Any ideas on what you want to keep?
give some details on size tank etc..
Most show tanks are better male only to help keep down aggression & or cross breeding.
The more surface area of tank the better then height, is space a issue then go with as many gallons you can handle.
Note there is a couple nasty fellows like the Nimbocromis or tyrannochromis species that may not do well with others.
me Dave
Most show tanks are better male only to help keep down aggression & or cross breeding.
The more surface area of tank the better then height, is space a issue then go with as many gallons you can handle.
Note there is a couple nasty fellows like the Nimbocromis or tyrannochromis species that may not do well with others.
me Dave
well i have a 75 gal. and im not to sure if any haps can go in there but i figured out from a previous thread on here from me that my suppose to be peacocks are haps
currnetly the tank is empty
i hav no clue what i want in the tank just something that looks good not to agressive and with some good personality
currnetly the tank is empty
i hav no clue what i want in the tank just something that looks good not to agressive and with some good personality
Deep water electra or Placidochromis Phenochilus or Taiwan reef or Trimitochromis/lethernops intermedius these are not to aggressive usually.
Then for Peacocks, Lawanda, Ngara flametail, Sunshine, Rubescent. These are really nice & different from each other so hopefully less aggression.
And maybe a small group of Pseudotropheus Saulosi 1male, 4 females
then you would have a nice show tank that many would think would be salt water.
me Dave
Then for Peacocks, Lawanda, Ngara flametail, Sunshine, Rubescent. These are really nice & different from each other so hopefully less aggression.
And maybe a small group of Pseudotropheus Saulosi 1male, 4 females
then you would have a nice show tank that many would think would be salt water.
me Dave
