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Helen Louise said:I'm finding that the gallon method can be a little confusing as Uk Gal are larger than the USA gals I have a 33UK gal/140ltrs tank 36in long which I am in the process of setting up for Malawi's, I'm going to be stocking the tank with youngsters, all I have in my tank at the moment is a floor to ceiling back wall of Tuffa rock!
My stocking list so far consists of a Yellow Lab thats it I really don't know what else to put in it at the moment
I think the best thing you can do when attempting something out of the normal is "Forewarned is Forearmed"
Helen
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Not only do they look better, but they do better in groups - they are, after all, very social grouping fish.they look stunning in groups
Iodotropheus Sprengerae (aka Rusty), 3) avoiding a mix of any species that look similar
3) using a decent amount of rockwork in the tank
4) doing a fishless cycle and adding all the juvenile fish at once
My rusty male turned out to not just holding his own but turned in to the aggressor attacking any mbuna that slightly resembles his features.
29 gal the only african you could keep is the yellow labs.