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I have a 55 gal well established tank the needs repopulating. I have had angels for many years and they are starting to go (old age I think). I have standard gravel with a undergravel filter and the pH is consistently between 6.3 and 6.5. Rather than get more angles I was thinking of going with fish with more of a personality. Non-angel and non-discus Cichlids came to mind. I don't want to turn the tank upside down by changing the gravel for crushed coral to get the hard water so African cichlids are out. Here is my question: What types of So American cichlids would work under those conditions. Ideally I would like to have 3 varieties that can coexist given enough structure. I plan on getting them young, how many of each should I get? Would I need to cull them out for a pair of each type or would 3 or 4 of a type work? I think I know just enough to be dangerous so I am looking for experience. Thanks, Steve |
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