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How big is your aquarium? Regardless of it's size, you will need to provide adequate shelter in the event of aggression. I see no problem in keeping these species together.

You have a Pygocentrus nattereri. It is still a juvemile. However, it will grow very rapidly. W3lc0m3 t0 th3 p1ranha add1ct10n!!! -Apoc-

Commonly referred to as a pajama damsel.

It is possible. They would be called Hybrids...or mutts. :fun:

It is great to see member willing to assist others

How is your cichlid doing? :unsure:

Congrats!!! :D

Pseudotropheus zebra. It is definitely not of any afra species, which is a Cyanotilapia sp.

Your fish will spread their eggs on plants, so be sure to provide plenty of aquarium plants (live or fake) in your aquarium. Good luck and keep us posted. -Apoc-

Your ph will be at about 8.2, which is adequate for most African Cichlids.

As handsomeboy has indicated, if it is masde in the USA it will not burn your house down. :P

My suggestion is to trade it for a bigger aquarium. You are limited as far as what you can keep. :sly:

you need to have boundaries for your pets. However, it is okay to own several pets, jjst don't let them infect each other's space.

IMHO I would rid of the most obvious predator. If you don't you will continue to lose fish. Good luckQ!!!!

Good luck regardless of what sex you have.

looks great

Thanks :D

I don't think you mentioned anything about the sand substrate in your original inquiry. :P Good luck! -Apoc-

There are many dwarf (Apistogramma sp.) cichlids you can keep in that aquarium. -Apoc-

If you have no intentions on keeping fish in the 29, I would use all the water, all the subtrate and all the filtration, as to facilitate in the Nitrogen Cycle for the new aquarium (120). They make BioSpira to aid in quick cycling of an aquarium. The fish can sit in a bucket, until your new...

Thanks. :D

Thanks, Steve! :D

Try BlueGrass Cichlids. -Apoc-

Wow...that could be a number of fish. :unsure: -Apoc-

Excellent choice. It will also control the snail population, if you have them or have live plants. -Apoc-

You must have an Eclipse System, by Marineland. -Apoc-

In a newly established aquarium, you will first see a spike in your ammonia. Thereafter it will break down to nitrite, which is less toxic. Eventually the nitrogen cycle will be complete whence the presence of elevated Nitrate exists. These harmless Nitrates can be easily removed with...

You should get three or more P. nattereri. A sole nat will be somewhat boring. Two will be in constant battle for supremecy and three will even out the aggression towards one another. You could safely keep (3) of these red-belly piranha in a 55 for the duration of their lives. -Apoc-

remove the "third wheels" and the solitary fish. Keep your pairs and the otos. ;)

Hello All. I was told about this site from C.J. and I thought it would be worth joining and sharing my 20+ years of experience with this friendly-looking site. Although I am a newbie here, I am not a newbie to the hobby. I hope to make some great friends while on this site. Respectfully, -Apoc-