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phin

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I've uploaded some pictures of my mbuna tank. More can be found on my profile page in my albums.
 

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Thanks. They can get aggressive with eachother, mostly chasing for a few seconds at a time. I removed three of my sub-dominant male saulosi last week that just couldn't hang. nipped up fins, battle scars, and a messed up pectoral was enough to take them in to my LFS to find a new home.

The bumblebee will most likely be re-homed when he reaches full size. I'm thinking of adding an Acei and a few Afra variations, possibly removing one of the breeding female saulosi.
 
Looks like you have Auratus,Johanni,Bumblebee all very aggressive fish.Your footprint looks small.Keep a close eye out as when they all get bigger and mature I foresee a battlefield in your tank.Ideally you really need a 4 foot tank minimum for those fish but good luck :)
 
Thanks. I wish I had room for a larger tank, but I have what I do now. I compensate by overstocking & rearranging. The bee will most likely be going in the next 6 months. I remove the ones that can't hang. I haven't had to remove any for being too aggressive yet. I try to keep their mature sizes similar (dwarf mbuna species), which is why the bumblebee will be going.
 
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