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I have four pseudotropheus elongatus of questionable sex, five johani, 2 of questionable sex(one is blue but a metalic type with yellow at the edge of it's fins but is quite large, thinking just dominant female, and the other is mostly blue and black but the black seems slightly brown and the blue is more metalic colored as well, it is the third largest and not dominant at all), and five maylandia lombardoi, 2 male(obviouse problem working on it), , two female, and a baby, and one yellow lab(seems to be doing okay but the kennyi seem to think it's orange like them)
The biggest problem is with the elongatus I tried sexing them but obviiously didn't work it seems out of behavior that I have three males one female, if this hypothesis is correct will the removal of the female stop further agresion amongst them?
Considering adding one more species group of four to increase crowding but not sure?
Still intrested in adding syno's anyone know if this will be a problem becasue there won't be a lot of hideing places for them becasue the tank is pretty full of rock and most hidey holes are taken, i can grow nthem out abit in a 60 gallon for the summer too
Any other suggestions?
Thankyou
The biggest problem is with the elongatus I tried sexing them but obviiously didn't work it seems out of behavior that I have three males one female, if this hypothesis is correct will the removal of the female stop further agresion amongst them?
Considering adding one more species group of four to increase crowding but not sure?
Still intrested in adding syno's anyone know if this will be a problem becasue there won't be a lot of hideing places for them becasue the tank is pretty full of rock and most hidey holes are taken, i can grow nthem out abit in a 60 gallon for the summer too
Any other suggestions?
Thankyou