Lake Victoria Basin, West African, Madagascar & Asian Species • Kribs in a small community?
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Kribs in a small community?
Think a pair of kribs would ruin or work in a 65l tank. 24x14x18. Will likely be in with some tetras or rasboras and upside down cats.
Gavin,
In the hobby since 1993, Cichlids since 2005.
In the hobby since 1993, Cichlids since 2005.
- mok3t
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Re: Kribs in a small community?
I think your krib will be fine with tetras another peaceful fish I have mine house with a blood red parrot Grommys mollies and platies and and he was in with about 10 tetras before I moved him to his current tank I only have 1 male no female they do get more aggressive during breeding so provide plenty of hiding spaces and caves thay should be fine
- adn81
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Re: Kribs in a small community?
mok3t wrote:Think a pair of kribs would ruin or work in a 65l tank. 24x14x18. Will likely be in with some tetras or rasboras and upside down cats.
If they breed, they can be aggressive, especially to each other.
- Bd79
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Re: Kribs in a small community?
That's a little tight, but I think it can work if it's planted thick, with plenty of hiding spots. The previous post is correct IME, the problem would be the other kribs, not the tetras or cats.
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