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I had the same experience with my Brichardi gang. They eventually took over the tank and drove out all other tank mates. I finally decided to re-home them for their social behavior. LOL
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i loved my neolamprologus brichardi tank when i had them. was amazing to see the multiple breeding pairs rearing and protecting eachothers offspring. multiple generations all living together. just bred so freaking fast and i had to off load hundreds before moving here hahaOriginally posted by mnemenoi View PostTangs exhibit a lot more social behaviors and are just different. Featherfins, Cyps, leleuipi, julies, trophs are all the more colorful stuff.Last edited by morpheus; 04-29-2015, 02:54 PM.
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Just try it bro. If not work out, you can always sell off the peacocks. Frontosa is a majestic specimen with long beautiful trailers, and they love a nice calm setting. Peacocks is very active and will disturb them. I used to have blue dolphin, yellow labs, red fin borleyi...with my Moba. Had to boot them all.Originally posted by Qs Evolution View PostI really wish I could keep frontosas with the peacocks. /: but i don't like any other lake tanganyika fishes, just the frontosa
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That's debatable, but I'd say Ecotech. Koralia is much more affordable and still great quality
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Tangs exhibit a lot more social behaviors and are just different. Featherfins, Cyps, leleuipi, julies, trophs are all the more colorful stuff.
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There's plenty of awesome Tangs, they're just mostly not super colorful like Malawi
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I really wish I could keep frontosas with the peacocks. /: but i don't like any other lake tanganyika fishes, just the frontosa
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