Lake Tanganyika Species • UNS 75p stocking
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UNS 75p stocking
I'm considering buying a uns 75p which holds 36 gallons with dimensions of 30 by 18 by 18. I know I want a school of 6-8 paracyps in it as well as 6-8 alto comp sumbu shells. Will that be a good stocking? If it is possible, I may also try to add 4-5 multies or similis. Hopefully the sumbu shells can manage their populations to a good amount.
- nzen111
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Re: UNS 75p stocking
Instead of multies or similis, I'm also open to adding a pair or two of brevis or calliurus if I can find them although its not a must have
- nzen111
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Re: UNS 75p stocking
If you want that many species you would be better off buying a 55G which is 48x12.
In a 30 inch tank maybe the paracyps and the one of these (sumbu, multies, similis).
I would also choose one shell dwelling species even in a 55G.
In a 30 inch tank maybe the paracyps and the one of these (sumbu, multies, similis).
I would also choose one shell dwelling species even in a 55G.
125G Borleyi, Multipunctata
75G Demasoni, Msobo, Lucipinnis
75G Calvus, Similis, Petricola
75G Demasoni, Msobo, Lucipinnis
75G Calvus, Similis, Petricola
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DJRansome - Global Moderator
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Re: UNS 75p stocking
Even though Paracyps are very peaceful, I wouldn't keep more than one male in a 30" tank.
- noddy
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Re: UNS 75p stocking
In that case, I'll probably keep it to just the sumbu and paracyps. How many of each do you recommend? I might upgrade the tank in the future and put something else in but I'll see how this setup works for now.
- nzen111
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Re: UNS 75p stocking
A male and five female Paracyps. Six juvenile Comps to start.
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Fogelhund - Joined: Tue Dec 03, 2002 12:34 am
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