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August 12th 03, 05:20 PM
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Melanchromis Johanni
I currently have
Lab Caeruleus Cynotilapia Afra Cobue Ps. Zebra "Nkhata Bay" in a 55 gallon. Lots of rocks. I am thinking of adding either Melanchromis Johanni, or Melanchromis Cyanabergos(way misspelled).. Ive heard that these are no where near as nasty as auratus or chipokae. What are peoples experiences, is this doable? Rich 
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August 14th 03, 02:23 PM
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Melanchromis Johanni
"Rich Conley" wrote in message
.. . I currently have Lab Caeruleus Cynotilapia Afra Cobue Ps. Zebra "Nkhata Bay" in a 55 gallon. Lots of rocks. I am thinking of adding either Melanchromis Johanni, or Melanchromis Cyanabergos(way misspelled).. Ive heard that these are no where near as nasty as auratus or chipokae. What are peoples experiences, is this doable? Rich Since the Crabro died, M. cyaneorhabdos is the king of the tank (only slightly more aggressive than the rest of the tank) and he keeps up with the auratus without any trouble, but he does have an inch or so on the other.
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