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Plus one on the top one being a borleyi. Either juvie or female. Can't tell the size. Bottom two could be red empress juvie or some other protomelas. Hard to tell that young.
SRT hongi stripes will fade to more of a female coloration at times. This fish though looks more like a elongatus. Perhaps a chailosi. Not sure on the variety. My SRT were more red or orange. No yellow. Also the picture chiclid appears skinnier and longer than a SRT. Could be a hybrid.
I did the same thing. Drained completely then filled back up using python and large dinner plate to run the water over. This removes a lot of the smaller sand particles. Lot less to be stirred up later.
I had mbunas and was a me to keep Anubis. Tied to drift rock rather than plant. Had a few Rosetta's that did fine until I left for the weekend. Came back and plant was eaten. I guess they got hungry.
By the way the tank is very lively. Great to watch. One other caution is to be sure get the ratios of males to females correct if getting more than one the same species. also
Some mbuna are more aggressive than others so be sure to research before you buy. I did not and wound up with a very...
I have a 65 gallon tank that us 36x24x18. I have a lot of rocks in the tank and about 14 mbuna african cichlids, 1 Cory cat, and a BNP. Do a 40% change once a week and have three filter. Magnum 250, marine land 300 or 350, and large sponge filter. Lots of caves and Rock work. I found that...