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Mixing Central American and African |
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By: Dayron Date: August 8, 2015, 2:54 pm |
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I have 2 from each in my tank due to a rescue I did not think |
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about mixing them at the time they are getting along just fine |
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but now I want to get more cichlids but i don't know which one I |
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should get more of central/south or Africans I really like the |
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peacocks any thoughts |
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Re: Mixing Central American and African |
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By: freddie Date: November 28, 2015, 12:22 am |
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The mix may be ok for the moment but you may want to consider |
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moving on the Americans and focus on building a nice peacock |
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collection. |
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It might just be me but I always find that the new world |
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cichlids stick out like a sore thumb in an African tank. |
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Re: Mixing Central American and African |
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By: Cole7115 Date: February 29, 2016, 8:04 pm |
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I would not recommend mixing Central American and African |
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Cichlids, it may not be a good idea because almost no one knows |
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how they will react to each other and I am pretty sure in one of |
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John's videos he also doesn't recommend it although I do not |
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remeber his reasons. |
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