electric yellow
Fish Addict
Hi Everyone 
Ive been raising three of my Convict fry now for a good few months. Called The 3 Musketeers. I wanted some advice on releasing them into the main cichlid tank? Or alternatively releasing themnto my calm 3ft communal tank till they grow big enough to go into the cichlid tank. All the other cichlids are somewhat larger than these three fellas and i dont want them to become lunch. BUT they are fastly out growing the box they are in thats attached to the side of the tank. Is it a challenge to put them in my other communal tank? there is a ph difference as currently they are in a high ph and the other one is neautral. But they are far to small still to go in my cichlid tank. I have had electric yellows and convicts in my normal 3ft tank when they were small but im wondering if the ph swing will hurt them?
The other tank is a lot calmer. It has in it the following:
2x clown loaches
2x GBRs
1x PK Betta (very quiet and keeps to himself)
2x bristle nose plecs
1x Gold Gourami (nearlly 3yrs old with a deformed spine so very slow moving)
1x neon tetra
So they would be perfectly safe in this tank to grow up and get bigger and have more room to swim.
My cichlid tank consists of the following:
4x convicts
2x electric yellows
2x yellow tail acies
2x johannies
1x electric blue
All of them are a few inches big and they would swollow the Musketeers in one mouth full!
Some pics of the 3 Musketeers..
Ive been raising three of my Convict fry now for a good few months. Called The 3 Musketeers. I wanted some advice on releasing them into the main cichlid tank? Or alternatively releasing themnto my calm 3ft communal tank till they grow big enough to go into the cichlid tank. All the other cichlids are somewhat larger than these three fellas and i dont want them to become lunch. BUT they are fastly out growing the box they are in thats attached to the side of the tank. Is it a challenge to put them in my other communal tank? there is a ph difference as currently they are in a high ph and the other one is neautral. But they are far to small still to go in my cichlid tank. I have had electric yellows and convicts in my normal 3ft tank when they were small but im wondering if the ph swing will hurt them?
The other tank is a lot calmer. It has in it the following:
2x clown loaches
2x GBRs
1x PK Betta (very quiet and keeps to himself)
2x bristle nose plecs
1x Gold Gourami (nearlly 3yrs old with a deformed spine so very slow moving)
1x neon tetra
So they would be perfectly safe in this tank to grow up and get bigger and have more room to swim.
My cichlid tank consists of the following:
4x convicts
2x electric yellows
2x yellow tail acies
2x johannies
1x electric blue
All of them are a few inches big and they would swollow the Musketeers in one mouth full!
Some pics of the 3 Musketeers..