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SubscribeCan cichlids co-exist in this community?
Perky
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I would just leave the Neons as if you add another 1 it could be left out of the group as it is an outsider so the current 5 may not accept it
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Alex
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id get 1 more neon and 2 keyholes

What kind of filtration do you have?

Last edited by Alex 4 eva at 10-Feb-2005 14:10


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Brybenn
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german rams or bolivian rams or apistos
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jasonpisani
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You can add some Rams. The Kribemses might get nasty if they breed & would kill your Tetra's.



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Perky
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I have 3 keyholes in a tank, try to get more than 1 Keyhole as they can be very edgy at times and when they have company will be better
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ctt33
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I have a pair of Keyhole cichlids in my community tank. They are great.
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littlemousling
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Second the Keyhole suggestion, or perhaps a pair/small harem of an Apistogramma species.

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moondog
 
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angles *might* work with those fish, but then again they *might* eat the neons for a snack later



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The Mutant Goldfish
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[font color="#008000"]A keyhole cichlid, or mabey a kribensis would do fine in that. They are peaceful cichlids.

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