Whats Left ( Bad Stocking )

[adambrum]

Right then here is whats i had in my tank to start with.


1 labidochromis trewavasae 1m
3 melanochromis auratus 1m 2f
1 metriaclima greshakei 1m
3 Melanochromis Johanni 1m 2f
1 Metriaclima crabro 1m
3 Cyrtocara moorii 1m
1 Cynotilapia afra red top 1m
1 Melanochromis joanjohnsonae 1m
2 Aulonocara baenschi 1m 1f
4 yellow labs 1m 3f
2 golden sucking loach

This is whats left

1 labidochromis trewavasae 1m rather aggresive to everything
1 Cyrtocara moorii 1m
1 Cynotilapia afra red top 1m hybrid
1 Melanochromis joanjohnsonae 1m
2 Aulonocara baenschi 1m 1f
2 yellow labs
2 golden sucking loach

this is whats added

1 Cynotilapia Afra - Red Top - Chewere wild caught
2 Pseudotropheus sp - Zebra Long Pelvic - Chesese 1m-1f wild caught

Does any think any more of these fish could cause any major problems in the future, Im thinking about removing the trewavasae the red top hybrid and the joanjohnsonae.

Also when would it be best to remove them when i add more fish or remove them and add more later.

And while im here how come all wild caught fish are sold in pairs does this mean but 2 pair and get rid of 1 male.

Thanks.

 

[fish_r_great]

Your new Long Pelvics and your yellow labs aren't very aggressive. So, that being said you need to pick if you want a aggressive or a more more peaceful tank. Those are in terms of African Cichlids.

 

[adambrum]

after seeing what a auratus can do and a crabo when its anoyed i think it will be a peacefull tank as its on the small side 55g the only one i really dont know about is the Melanochromis joanjohnsonae although its a melanochromis its not the same as the others it can be aggresive but it normaly stops fights.

 

[fish_r_great]

You could leave him in and see how it goes, if he gets too aggressive take him out.