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sph2 New Members
Joined: 31 Dec 2011 Location: North Carolina
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Posted: 2011.12.31(Sat)15:05 Post subject: Tropheus Advice |
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I have a 200 gallon aquarium, & I LOVE Tropheus fish! I am thinking about buying 10 of each of the following! Morii "kambwimba" a.k.a. Red Rainbow, Tropheus Duboisi Maswa "Halembe", Tropheus Brichardi Ulwile "Fire Fry" and Tropheus sp. Black bemba. Do you think a 200 gallon tank with lots of rocks & caves will suffice? I have heard & read so much about aggression & being territorial, but at the same time I have heard positve things if my tank is properly decorated with rocks. Thanks in advance for your time, comments, & suggestions.
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Sarel New Members

Joined: 22 Jan 2012 Location: South Africa
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Posted: 2012.01.22(Sun)10:23 Post subject: Tropheus |
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The thing is the ratio of the tropheus its usaully 1:10 meaning one male for every 10 females.Its difficult to sex tropheus if you aren't experienced,the best thing to do is to make lots of caves like you said and you need to place all your tropheus in your tank together.Because you can't add if there is already in your tank they will be very agressive to new ones and try to kill them.My tank has all kinds of tropheus in 6 albino moori, 6 deboisy, 6 bemba and 6 ikola and there is no major agression.My tank is only 420 Liters, so like I said if you put them in your tank all at the same time you won't have a problem no matter how many males or females you have
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