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I currently have 6-yellow labs, 4-rusties, and 5-cobalt blue mbuna. It is mixed with males and females of each species. I was looking into adding a fourth species to my 75g aquarium. They all seem to get along pretty well with each other. The cobalt blue male is the tank boss and the dominant yellow lab is a close second in command. The male yellow lab, cobalt blue, and rusty only chase their own species around for the most part. I have read some articles, forum posts, and watched some videos regarding the Labeotropheus fuelleborni. There have been some mixed reviews ranging from being moderately aggressive to very aggressive. More specifically, I wanted to get the marmalade fuelleborni 1 male and 3-4 females, only if they are compatible with my current stock. My first impression would that it would be compatible. It looks like the diet and parameters would be a match, but would the nature of the Marmalade fuelleborni actually be a good fit for the tank? :fish: