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QUOTE(Matt @ Mar 25 2007, 07:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I recognise that username! Welcome to SF Kris
” border=”0″ alt=”smile.gif” /> In answer to your question, a bit more info would be useful. How long do you anticipate them all being together for, and what age/size are they now? Will the <i>L. caeruleus</i> be in the same tank?</p>
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<p>Yeah its me lol. thanks for the welcome! Hows the tanks over your end? (my <span style='font-style:italic'><a href=)
Channa bleheri died a month or so back, had a wipe out of a few and unfortunately the Crenicichla notophthalmus died too)
The L. caeruleus will be in the same tank but only until they get too boisterous, then they go back into the big malawi tank (350l) downstairs. im hoping to get either juveniles or adult kribs soon, not really picky on which. The Steatocranus tinanti are adults and currently at a friends where they dont bother with the large blue acaras (which have bred several times), Geopagus brasiliensis, rather angry gouramies, and plenty of placid fish too like guppies.
Hopefully the S.tinanti and Pelvicachromis pulcher will be together indefinitely with the rest of the fish i mentioned above in the 4ft tank. however i think there may be a lil bit of a turf war between these 2 even though the tank is full of hiding places and lots of piled up bogwood.
That help?
