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tran_boraras wrote:
On 22 mar, 12:48, "Wojciech Milc / The Power Of Dreams" wrote: So I advise against it. But if you go for it, remember it is mildly agressive mbuna, and best gender combination would be 1+3 or 2+5. tank size: 350L, the big fishes will be transfered to another tank,for the moment they are still young and small. Yeah, OK, but there still is a problem of diet. About selecting fishes: how to select vigorous males, how to select vigorous females? It is hard to say, since you need a long time for that, and maybe it can't be done in the shop, especially if shop tank is crowded. The best way is to buy more fish than you intend to keep, and make a selection later. But remember, that mpanga can be much harder to catch, especially in rocky tank, than cauerelus or non-mbuna fish. Be prepared to remove rocks or build a fish trap. milc |
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