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If they're taeniatus, we're looking at two main types in my area - the red and green varieties.

If we're dealing with Pelvicachromis kribensis, as opposed to the hobby's pulcher, then it's tough to say - the fish seem too stressed for their identifying features to be visible.


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Need some assistance figuring out what varkento4t these are?

I've been thinking about setting up a lake Tanganyika community in my 3ft tank - it's 3x2x2 so around 85-90 gallons, I think. I'm interested in keeping a trio of calvus - one male, two females - and adding eight sardine cichlids. Would this work in a tank of this size, and are there any other fish I ...

Some very cool synodontis albolineatus just became available would I be able to house a group of 5 in a 3x2x2 tank. Tanks mates include a pair of subocellatus and 7 Togolensis

By the way, the Pantanal isn't actually a river itself, but rather a massive wetland area with multiple rivers flowing through it. What's really interesting is that about 80% of the Pantanal is made up of floodplains that get completely flooded during the rainy season, and it's home to as many as 12 ...

For a South American single-species biotope, I'd recommend a 20-gallon tank over a 15-gallon one, just for some extra space. Considering the biotopes you mentioned - Pantanal River, Araguaia River, and Amazon River - I think a well-planted tank with some open swimming space would work well.

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For a South American single-species biotope, I'd recommend a 20-gallon tank over a 15-gallon one, just for some extra space. Considering the biotopes you mentioned - Pantanal River, Araguaia River, and Amazon River - I think a well-planted tank with some open swimming space would work well.

For ...

For a South American single-species biotope, I'd recommend a 20-gallon tank over a 15-gallon one, just for some extra space. Considering the biotopes you mentioned - Pantanal River, Araguaia River, and Amazon River - I think a well-planted tank with some open swimming space would work well.

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I've got a 35 gallon tank, 3ft long, with a Kribensis pair, 7 Venezuelan Corys, 10 diamond tetras, and 1 angelfish. The kribs breed, but I haven't seen them go after the angelfish - and the angelfish isn't aggressive towards any other fish. The kribs do chase the Corys and tetras, but they're fast ...

Endlers and bumblebee gobies in a 10 gallon tank, would they be okay together