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75 gallons

Discussion in 'New World' started by rich_one, Oct 12, 2017.

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    #1 rich_one, Oct 12, 2017
    So, mulling over options for the 75 gallon in my bedroom. What showy species would pair nicely in there for life and not kill each other? Just soliciting some ideas. Thanks.

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    #2 dogofwar, Oct 12, 2017
    carpintis "Escondido" :)
     
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    #3 rich_one, Oct 12, 2017
    Are you saying a pair won't kill each other in a 75? As in breeding pair?

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    #4 dogofwar, Oct 12, 2017
    No guarantees but they're in a 55g now...


     
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    #5 RampageRR, Oct 13, 2017 at 4:29 PM
    Cuban cichlids seem like a good fit, I would think. Not sure any breeding pair of cichlids could be considered a lock to not kill each other, though.
     
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