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Oh ok thanks. How big is your tank?

It's all good!

Well I was gonna give you a link to planetcatfish but ScoutCarcer beat me to it. I have three pictus catfish in my 120 gallon and I love them. A very active and fun fish to watch.

The dimensions are:30x12X22. I have peppered corys. Oh and don't all species of cories school together?

Angels-1 inch Ram-1 inch Corys-1/2 inch

Anybody?

I have 3 right now and I want atleast 5 or 6. Any room for more? I have 4 Angels and 1 Blue Ram in there also. Thanks again!!!

I have 2 angelfish and a blue ram right now. What bottom feeder would go well with my fish? The dimensions of the tank are 30X12X22.

Oh ok I will fix it. Thanks!

Thanks a lot! I will probably get another ram soon. Probably get some schooling fish today.

Thanks for the advice!!!

The dimensions are 30x22x12. I just have one ram. Could I possibly add another Blue Ram? I would like to get some schooling fish also. thanks

Anybody?

How does this sound in a 37 gallon tall? And do I have room for anymore fish? Maybe some schooling fish? If so what kind? thanks again

I bought a 37 gallon tall tank from petsmart a few months ago. And I finally decided to look into angelfish. So how many? I have heard 10 gallons pet full grown angelfish? And also are they hard to care for?

I plan on giving some of them to a friend that wants to start an aquarium for his little boy. And my gf also called Petland and they said they would give us store credit for them but everytime she calls they don't need any. Kinda hard to get rid of them cuz they arent exactly rare. lol And...

Well with this last batch the female was really agressive towards the bigger male. She was flaring at him a lot. I put a different ornament in there so he can fit into the cave. Hoping she lays more eggs. Thanks D R

Thanks! I will put something bigger in there that he can fit in too!

I have a convict pair in my 29 gallon and the female layed eggs in a little cave ornament. But I didn't think about the size of the ornament and the male couldn't fit so I think the eggs are no good. A few days ago they were a brown color now they are a white color. I was thinking she would...

Very nice pics! :kewlpics:

I have had 2 groups of fry from 2 different pair. Currently I have 2 pair that have fry. I just feed them crushed flakes and they look really healthy. I know not much info but hope it helps you. Chad

Yeah peacocks in 37. I probably will get five of each for my 55 mbuna tank.

I was wanting to put a bottom feed or 2 in my pond with my goldfish. So I need something that can handle some cold weather. I live in GA but the temperatures get down below freezing in the winter. I found out that Dojo Loaches would be ok. Thanks for any advice!

I also don't think it would work. The best way to get oscars to get along is to bring them up together. And even when I added 3 oscars together. The smallest one was picked on so I had to move him/her.

I currently have a Firemouth, Texas, Jack Dempsey, 3 Tinfoil barbs, and 3 pictus catfish all together in my 120. And they all get along fine. A little aggression between the Texas and FM but I think thats because they are both males. But everyone knows who the boss is. :D lol...I also...

Yeah my 37 tall is 30 inches long. Should I add more fish so I can have 15? Five of each. Right now I have 3 of each. And 2 upside down catfish.

Thanks a lot for the info. Right after I posted that I found out that all the lombardoi start out blue with black stripes. I think I may have one male and 2 males cuz earlier I looked and one seemed to have lighter stripes that the other two. I have a 37 gallon I plan to move my peacock in...

I went to the fish store today and got the following fish to go with my red zebra: 3 Labidochromis caeruleus-Electric Yellows...I think they are all males 2 more Pseudotropheus estherae-Red Zebras 3 Pseudotropheus lombardoi...but I Thought I was getting males...but I researched them and found...

It should be fine. I have a 3" texas with a 6" oscar and they get along fine. And thats in a 120 gallon.

I knew they layed eggs but I thought you could tell by their stomach that they have eggs.

She is about 3 inches long. And the other tankmates are: oscar, jack dempsey, and a firemouth. My tank is 120 gallon. I know the firemouth is a male and I'm pretty sure the dempsey is a male also. Can any of these breed with my texas? Thanks!!!

I was wanting to get some bottom feeders to go with my Red Zebra and Peacock. Even though I'm gonna go put my peacock in my 37 gallon. Thanks for any help!

Ok thanks a lot.

Pseudotropheus elongatus Elongate Mbuna Pseudotropheus crabro Hornet (Bumblebee) Cichlid Melanochromis johannii Johanni Cichlid Pseudotropheus demasoni Demason's Cichlid I currently have 1 red zebra in my 55 with some others that aren't compatible but I have a 37 I'm going to put the...

My peacock and zebra are both about 2 inches.

Thanks for the advice. Well I guess that shows the guys at Petsmart didn't know much about african cichlids. I'm more familiar with south american cichlids. I'm new to africans but I think I'm going to like them almost as the south american cichlids. Thanks again!!!

So the peacock and red zebra is ok together? When u said get 5 Ps did u mean get 5 peacocks? The red zebra and peacock are my favorite of the 4 fish I bought. I also have a 37 gallon (tall) I could put a couple in. What do u guys think...I haven got the 37 going yet though. And I heard longer...

I just got these fish yesterday: Sunshine Peacock (Aulonocara baenschi), Red Zebra Cichlid (Pseudotropheus estherae), Jewel Cichlid (Hemichromis bimaculatus), and one other that I'm not sure about. My tank is a 55 gallon with a penguin 330 on it right now and I planned to add more filtration...

I'm thinking the firemouth is male. Not sure about the texas, but the texas does guard the log I have in there. I know with my convicts the female guards the eggs furiously. Cuz I now have fry. Thanks for the info.

Oh ok thanks.