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I was thinking about clearing out most of my 90 gallon and adding a jacobfriebergi "otter point" breeding group (5M/4F).
My current stock lists would require that I keep at least one group of Mbuna in there with the peacocks - unless of course I sell a Mbuna group. The best candidate I have is a group of 6 Melanochromis labrosus. If you're not familiar with this species, they are nothing like any of the other Melanochromis species and probably ought to be in a genus of their own. They are extremely peaceful and somewhat shy.
My question is how do you think these two species would jive in this 90 gallon tank? The tank is VERY heavily stacked with rocks, so the labrosus would have plenty of hiding places. My main concern is that I get the peacocks to breed.
labrosus:
otter point:
The tank: (red zebras and acei would be relocated)
My current stock lists would require that I keep at least one group of Mbuna in there with the peacocks - unless of course I sell a Mbuna group. The best candidate I have is a group of 6 Melanochromis labrosus. If you're not familiar with this species, they are nothing like any of the other Melanochromis species and probably ought to be in a genus of their own. They are extremely peaceful and somewhat shy.
My question is how do you think these two species would jive in this 90 gallon tank? The tank is VERY heavily stacked with rocks, so the labrosus would have plenty of hiding places. My main concern is that I get the peacocks to breed.
labrosus:
otter point:
The tank: (red zebras and acei would be relocated)
