Re: Tank Recipe

 You do realize the Frontosa gets rather large compared to the rest of your
inhabitants.. I like the Frontosa myself but I don't a tank large enough for
a few..

Timmer..
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> Thanks for all of the input my friend is thinking of taking the Texas and
> Jack off of my hands and that was supposed to be giraffe hap.  not
elephant
> hap.  and I also have a frontosa.  Getting rid of the top three and also
the
> other two mentioned in this reply.  Will stay away for sa species from now
> on.
> "Sarotherodon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > "Motor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > >     Okay fairly new to the cichlid thing and am loving it. (6 months).
> I
> > > have 75 gal. tank and all ph properties correct.  2 whisper filters
> > keeping
> > > it sparkly clean.
> > > I know this concoction sounds weird but here is my fish.
> > > 1 Jack Dempsey
> > > 1 Texas Green Cichlid
> > > 1 Green Terror
> > > 2 Red Zebras
> > > 1 Elephant Hap
> > > 1 ? Hap (was told it was female peacock)
> > > 1 Electric Blue
> > > 1 Electric Orange
> > > 1 Electric Yellow Lab
> > > 1 Bumble Bee
> > > 1 Demasoni
> > > 1 Pair of Convicts
> > > 1 Little yellow cichlid with horizontal stripes can't recall the name
> > right
> > > now.
> > >
> > > Any suggestions on what to get next?  Yeah the dude at the fish store
> > looked
> > > at me like I was an idiot on what I have in there but that is my tank
> and
> > I
> > > love all my fish.
> > >
> > A much bigger tank ;-)
> > Seriously, many of those fish are going to get large pretty fast, a 75
> will
> > be way too small when they are adults.
> > I know a lot of people don't like mixing old and new world cichlids, but
I
> > kept a pair of convicts with Ps saulosi and L. trewevasae in a 100 with
no
> > problems at all-di have to thin out the convicts now and then,
fortunately
> I
> > also had a nice pair of dovii at the time!.
> >
> >
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