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![]() HI yah there is some permenant fish(pf) and some that are coming out(co) in a couple days but anyways there is 5-salousi(pf),pair(2)-convicts(co),trio(3-)juvi frontosa burundi(co),pair(2)-discus(co),1-columbian shark(co),1-pleco(pf).
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![]() ok so your salousi are staying, i would go with other semi aggresive mbuna, like yellow labs (labidochromis caeruleus), metriclima callainos, metriclima estherae, psuedochromis socofoli (albino or normal)
what i would go with is: your salousi 4 yellow labs one other species of 3 of any of the others i named, make sure to get a 1M/2F ratio any other questions i would be happy to help |
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![]() Yellow labs go great with salousi, you could also throw in some calvus which are a really neat piscivore that stays small but can be agressive and will eat small feeders, although they will also eat any fry.
You could try neolamprologus felucia, I have a group in my 55 mbuna setup with salousi and they are nasty but not too nasty. I am actually looking to shed them. Stay away from peacocks as they are rather peacfull compared to the others mentioned. Have fun with it. |
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![]() Thanks for the info on that you guys!!
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![]() calvus will get beaten by the saulusi and labs, they are not active enough.
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![]() I have never had that problem in all the years I have kept them together. I suppose though in a very open and unplanted tank that would be the case. My tank however, has many caves and even more plants.
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