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I plan on getting a 29 gallon aquarium. I want to get cichlids. I don't know what species or anything, so i'm just posting in this african section cause its the first. I want some colorful cichlids. How many approx. could I get. I know they can be very aggresive. I might get some dwarf cichlids. Are there any other species of fish that can go w/ cichlids. Any bottom feeders? Corys? Any help would be great. Thanks.
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Wow, what a question to ask. I honestly would not go with African Rift Lake for the 29g (especially not Malawians). Dwarf cichlids would most likely be your best bet in the 29. Kribs, Apistogrammas fit the bill for nice colour that would work well in your tank. It would really be best if you figure out what fish you like best, and then ask questions on them. Your question is too wide open basically.
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A lot of the shellies stay relatively small too lamp ocellatus for example just make sure you have caves or "shells" for them to call home. maybe some of the smaller peacocks A. baenschi tops out around 3 to 4"
you really need to look at a lot of pictures and decide wha t"type" of fish you like and would like to house in order to set up you tank to suit them and give them the best possible habitat
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A conglomeration of cichlids from all over living happily in my "melting pot" of tanks. Breeding: currently nothing ... I'm sequestered in South Korea, "Osan" to be exact 2 days till I'm back in the states!!!! Florida to be exact, those Floridians have no idea what they're in for!! current Fry: see above tanks: 100, 55, 46 BF, 26 BF, 20L, 5 fry tank 20L planted with CRS is the only thing up (easy for the wife to care for in my stead) |
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Rams arent african cichlids but they are cichlids with lots of color, especially when jacked up on testosterone.
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Rams also require much diffrent water conditions than most African Cichlids!
I think I've said it a hundred times ... well close to it any way
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A conglomeration of cichlids from all over living happily in my "melting pot" of tanks. Breeding: currently nothing ... I'm sequestered in South Korea, "Osan" to be exact 2 days till I'm back in the states!!!! Florida to be exact, those Floridians have no idea what they're in for!! current Fry: see above tanks: 100, 55, 46 BF, 26 BF, 20L, 5 fry tank 20L planted with CRS is the only thing up (easy for the wife to care for in my stead) |
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