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55 stocking and temperment
Could I have a convict, a jewel cichlid, a jack dempsey and a senegal bichir in a 55 gallon tank?
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I don't know anythying about bichir's. [acronym:ec4eb8d79e="In my opinion"]IMO[/acronym:ec4eb8d79e] though you don't want to put jewel cichlid's in with those SA cichlids. Jewel's are African cichlids and although I've seen them successfully housed with SA cichlids I still don't think it's a good idea.
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the answer is [acronym:47e4d44c52="Normal Output Fluorescents"]NO[/acronym:47e4d44c52]........
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Haha... the answer is "normal output flourescents". Sorry, that made me laugh.
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Which of the following can work:
1. convicts, jewels and bichir 2. convict, jd and bichir 3. jd and bichir 4. jewel and bichir |
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Fruitbat has an excellent profile of the Bichir on our website
It's here http://aquariumadvice.com/viewtopic.php?t=21833 From what I understand in my limited info Bichir's are from africa (thus not compatible with SA cichlids) and slow moving (thus not compatible with most any cichlids). Therefore I would say thea none of your above options can work from my limited info on bichir's. A tank of convicts and a JD would work though without the bichir.
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I currently have the bichir with my convicts and are doing alright for the most part. I can get rid of the convicts, it might be a liitle bit of a problem for me but its not that much of a problem, but I would prefer them all to stay. What I did want however were tankmates that were visually and personality wise appealing. I have read that article many times but I don't think that I would like african butterfly fish or congos or any of the other fish listed in that article, that is why I have been trying to research other possible compatabilities. My bichir is very passive though.
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The bichir's aren't the problem, once sexually mature cichlids become aggressive and slow moving fish get torn to bits since they move so quickly.
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That's just great, meh, I guess I have no choice but to keep the tank, the way it is.
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