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I have been looking into setting up either a 10g, 15g, or long 20g cichlid tank. I Have learned that i can probably only keep blue rams or kribs in tanks that small. I was just wondering how many I could keep in those size tanks and what the M-F ratio should be?? Also, is there a difference between Blue Rams, Angel Viel rams, and long fin rams, besides the way they look?? Those are the 3 I am choosing between I think. Unless I can keep some african cichlids in the tanks instead!!! But i think they get too big.
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Shelldwellers, Neo. brichardi (or a relative) or maybe a pair of Julidochromis. That's about it for Rift Lake cichlids though. I wouldn't try any of the Malawis in a tank as small as you've mentioned.
A 20g long would make a great Lamprologus multifasciatus tank. |
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Rams would be alright too. Another suggestion is a pair of Apistogramma cacatuoides (****************atoo dwarf cichlid). Some species of Apistos would also work. Kribs would work in the 20. There's several species of dwarf cichlids you could check out. Lots of choices |
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what about a socofoli (sp?)
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I checked into the socofoli and I didnt really like them that much. I want fish with color, lots of pretty colors!! LOL,, thats why I like the Rams, and angel veil rams, they have some pretty colors.
So what about the M-F ratio on the rams?? Or should i just keep 1 M and 1 F?? I will look into the others yall named and let you know what I think about them!! Thanks for the help!! keep it coming. |
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I wouldn't put a pair of rams in a 10 gallon. Too sensative to water conditions. I wouldn't go smaller than a 20 for them. Especially if you've never kept them before.
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