Brent1992

Really? I have a 3 1/2 inch male res in a 150 gallon tank. I started off with my cichlids in that tank just buying random cichlids he killed off 3 bala sharks and 4 cichlids. So that's why I bought another tank because I kinda fell inlove with the fish. Anyways I think I'll go with the 12 maingano And the 12 labs. If I can find them around edmonton So I have two labs already 1 male and 1 female do you think they would be okay with juveniles? There 2 1/14 inch.

The reason I'd like to keep Fry in the tank is cause I'm worried I wouldn't sell them. Then what do I do with the little guys? Feed em to the the turtle? Lol Let's say I didn't wanna breed the fish is my option an all male setup?

Yeah the maingano and lAb would be a good a nice group! So let's say I bought 12 of each and weeded out The male to female ratio to a 2:8 And when they breed would they eat there babies if I left them in that tank until sold?

Kinda sucks I paid 40 bucks for that fish.. he is pretty nice looking though.

Here is my setup on the go right now.

I've posted all my fish forsale online. I want to restart this and do it the right way! So if I went with socolofi and a red top afra Would they be a good mix? Am I trying to aim for fish that don't look similar to each other? And let say I go with not breeding any of them are my only options to go with an all male tank?

Thanks!!! I've searched a lot and couldn't figure it out.

I got these cichlids from a mixed mbuna tank From a pet store. Anyone got a clue what they might be?

Currently I have 1 male kennyi 1 female kennyi 2 male yellow labs 1 female ice blue zebra 1 male snow-white 3 randoms I'm not sure what the randoms are I know they are mbuna. When I bought then they came from a mixed mbuna tank and that guys are the store had no clue what they were. But I'm sure they are males very colorful and have egg spots. Does the egg spots mean they are male?

Well that depends on easy it would be to sell them Breeding them would be really cool! I like the kennyi, yellow labs and demasoni. At the moment I have 8 mbuna and 7 are males I'm pretty sure. I find it hard to tell the yellow labs apart from male to female.

So when i got into this hobby I went out and bought a 75 gallon tank and bought all kinda of cichlids. American, river cichlids Africans such as haps peacocks and mbunas I 20 fish now. Now that there starting to mature there's a lot of agression going on. So I separated the peacocks, haps and americans Into my 150 gallon. I know this is pretty had but I got way to excited and bought way to fast before learning about these fish. So my question is what's a good group of mbunas for a 75 gallon tank?

I have been getting into this hobby for the last year now. I have 150 gallon with A red eared slider turtle. And my newest tank is a 75 gallon with african cichlids. Joined this group to learn more!