The Madd Hatter
October 15th 03, 04:29 AM
bad idea...
its kinda like grouping tetras and piranhas together. There's cichlids and
then there's CICHLIDS...
On a more serious note, the angels are just a tad more aggressive then most
community tropicals. They have those long graceful fins that just scream EAT
ME! and they don't really move all that fast. Most Malawi cichlids are the
exact opposite. It might work for a while if you put the malawi's in as 1"
juveniles w/ say a 2/5" to 3" angel. But the malawians will growand
eventually get territorial and eventually they'll clobber your angel.
"david baker" > wrote in message
.. .
> we are new, i am, to fish anyhow and i would like to know if its sensible
to
> mix a black angel and two malawis in the same tank. ive heard that angels
> are cichlids and shoudl be fine, then i heard not. who do i trust and who
is
> right? anyone who has some constructive criticism, could you please help.
>
> greatly appreciated
>
>
its kinda like grouping tetras and piranhas together. There's cichlids and
then there's CICHLIDS...
On a more serious note, the angels are just a tad more aggressive then most
community tropicals. They have those long graceful fins that just scream EAT
ME! and they don't really move all that fast. Most Malawi cichlids are the
exact opposite. It might work for a while if you put the malawi's in as 1"
juveniles w/ say a 2/5" to 3" angel. But the malawians will growand
eventually get territorial and eventually they'll clobber your angel.
"david baker" > wrote in message
.. .
> we are new, i am, to fish anyhow and i would like to know if its sensible
to
> mix a black angel and two malawis in the same tank. ive heard that angels
> are cichlids and shoudl be fine, then i heard not. who do i trust and who
is
> right? anyone who has some constructive criticism, could you please help.
>
> greatly appreciated
>
>