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But rainbowfish aren't cichlids?

I'm not sure about the problems in your fish tank I am afraid, but, you can't keep only 1 guppy, they need to be at least in 4s

I heard they only get aggressive towards other similar looking bottom dwellers, which is why I was planning to move the pictuses out

Also, do you recommend me moving my red tail to a tank of its own? Would it be happier?

About 7.5 last time I checked (last week) Boesmani, red, turquoise, slender and dwarf rainbow fish. Around 14kh, again, last week It has plenty of plants and hiding spots with rocks (which is where my red tail shark hide most of the time). I will get you some pictures tomorrow morning as I am...

Hello, I have a 60g with 6 peacock cichlids, 10 rainbow fish, 1 red tail shark and 3 pictus catfish. I really wanted to add some more color to this fish tank, but I am not sure what colorful fish can go well with this stocking. Any ideas? Thank you in advance.

Alright guys, thanks for the advice.

Thanks for the reply

Oh and the musk turtle I'm looking to buy is about 1, 1 and a half inches.

Even if its bigger? The peacocks and rainbows are about 5cm (they're young), the red tail is 3 inches and the pictus are roughly 2 inches prob 2 and a half.

Hey, hope you're well. I have a 60g fish tank with 6 peacock cichlids, 10 raonbow fish, 1 red tail shark and 3 pictus catfish. The question is, could I potentially add a musk Turtle to this tank? Or would it bite the other fish or are they too fast for it? If I am to get a Turtle, it will be a...

I see, its just that I have watched so many youtube videos of people going fishing either in the sea or in a river/lake then feeding live fish to their either freshwater or saltwater tmpredstor fish. And I was genuinely curious to know if it is possible to do so without harming the fish.

The peacock cichlids, at first, were picking on the 2 others cichlids (blue acara and convict) but then, they started to chase back and now the peacocks have been put in their place. You see, in the upper part of the tank (the top) and the mid part of the tank is where the cichlids normally swim...

I see, as of right now, all the fish get along just fine, the cichlids will occasionally chase each other for a few seconds during feeding and the red tail shark chases the pictus catfish when they get in his territory but none of the fish seem to be harmed or stressed.