Hi all,
Due to lack of space, I am forced to consider combining fish from a 40g and 55g into a 125Gallon, unfortunately the 40G is my Malawi tank and the 55g is my Tanganyika tank. I was wondering if this was possible. Heres the list of fish I currently have.
Malawi:
1x 3" Nimbochromis venustus (Giraffe Hap)... I believe this one will turn out to be a female and so far is quite timid.
1x 4" Labidochromis caeruleus (Electric Yellow)... this one is an active swimmer, more of an open water fishy.
1x 3.5" Metriaclima greshakei... Being a mbuna, this one is a bit more aggressive and might prove problematic
.
Tanganyika:
20+ Assorted size Multies... feisty little suckers. They usually protect the area around their shells but don't stray too far. There are a few that hang out near rocks.
2x Julidochromis ornatus.. very shy.
Other:
1x 6" Bristlenose Pleco
With that assortment, I was hoping to put the rocks on one side of the 125g and the shells on the other and pray they leave each other alone, but if I can't figure out a way to have them coexist, I'm afraid I'd probably have to give up the Malawi to the LFS as a last resort.
Any help is appreciated.
Due to lack of space, I am forced to consider combining fish from a 40g and 55g into a 125Gallon, unfortunately the 40G is my Malawi tank and the 55g is my Tanganyika tank. I was wondering if this was possible. Heres the list of fish I currently have.
Malawi:
1x 3" Nimbochromis venustus (Giraffe Hap)... I believe this one will turn out to be a female and so far is quite timid.
1x 4" Labidochromis caeruleus (Electric Yellow)... this one is an active swimmer, more of an open water fishy.
1x 3.5" Metriaclima greshakei... Being a mbuna, this one is a bit more aggressive and might prove problematic
.
Tanganyika:
20+ Assorted size Multies... feisty little suckers. They usually protect the area around their shells but don't stray too far. There are a few that hang out near rocks.
2x Julidochromis ornatus.. very shy.
Other:
1x 6" Bristlenose Pleco
With that assortment, I was hoping to put the rocks on one side of the 125g and the shells on the other and pray they leave each other alone, but if I can't figure out a way to have them coexist, I'm afraid I'd probably have to give up the Malawi to the LFS as a last resort.
Any help is appreciated.