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Hello,
I'm fairly new to aquariums and have never kept african cichlids. I bought a 75g tank from the lfs about 2 years back and kept some community fish in it for awhile. Due to a really busy schedule I didn't have much time to take care of them and some of them died. Most others I gave away to my grandmother who gladly took them and is still taking care of them. Well anyway, the tank is a 75g with 2 penguin bio-wheel filters, and I made a custom styrofoam/concrete background for it. So the cichlids can have a more natural environment, although this took about half of the space of the tank. The question: Can I stock it lightly, 3-5 fish instead of overstocking it? I'm running low on funds and I don't want to spend a ton of money all at once. I can buy everything I need to take care of the fish, but the fish themselves are very expensive. 8+ dollars a fish. That can lead to alot of money. My plan is to buy some yellow labs, and maybe a trio of Pseudotropheus demasoni, if these fish will go good together, and then bread them. The fry I was later going to raise a bit and then trade off to the lfs for some more fish. (Maybe) Will this work? Can I get a trio of yellow labs and a trio of Pseudotropheus demasoni? Will that lead to lots of aggression? The fake rock has lots of caves. Thanks, Chris |
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