And there are no aggression problems or anything ??
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Red Zebra help
- Thread starter Italy592
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only with the makobe island and the jewels because of breeding but even then it is minimal i think the key here is overstocking the tank so none are being singled out
Juveniles
3 red zebras
3 yellow tail acei (getting more like 3 more soon)
1 frontosa
1 blue dolphin
3 yellow lab
Adults
mated pair of yellow labs (2)
1 female red empress
1 Fire fish Female
what do you think is that fine or can i put more fish in there ??
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3 red zebras
3 yellow tail acei (getting more like 3 more soon)
1 frontosa
1 blue dolphin
3 yellow lab
Adults
mated pair of yellow labs (2)
1 female red empress
1 Fire fish Female
what do you think is that fine or can i put more fish in there ??
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I agree. The key with africans especially mbunas is overstocking. I put 150 mbunas (labs, zebras, kenyi, ob zebras, albino socolofi, albino zebras, and a few other odds and ends) into a 220 for a restaurant client. 50 percent weekly water changes and a huge sump with 10 gallons of bioballs and everything is great. It has been up and running now for 9 months. Numbers are up over 200 now with all the baby red zebras, yellow labs, and kenyi cruising around. On my phone now. Will post a video link later for all to see.
