30g, can I even consider cichlids?
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I would think not--but there are some chiclids that work in that size of tank. I've been looking at some apistos for a 20g, and there are other dwarfs that would work in that tank. I think it also depends on the dimensions of the 30--is it a regular or breeder?
Keyhole Cichlids, Rainbow Cichlids, Kribensis, Bolivian Rams will go easily as well. Some african species - if you have very hard water (labs and Zebras or Shelldwellers come to mind) - I'm not much help with those though. You could put a single Festivum in there I think. Blue Rams - if you have very soft water, and a good bit of experience with fishkeeping.
You could put a pair of Rainbow Cichlids and a pair of Bolivian Rams. You could put a pair of Keyholes and a single Krib. This would allow you to put a couple of otocinclus in for cleaning purposes as well
You could put a pair of Rainbow Cichlids and a pair of Bolivian Rams. You could put a pair of Keyholes and a single Krib. This would allow you to put a couple of otocinclus in for cleaning purposes as well
i have 2 johanni mbunas(male and female) and 2 jewled cichlids(male and female) and a 8 inch pleco(about to be moved to 125 gallon .
all in a 30 gallon and all fish seem happy and all are healthy ive had em for a year and a half. I rescued the johannis from death mart i mean walmart(oops)
i should also add that it is wise to have lots of caves and hidey holes for them
all in a 30 gallon and all fish seem happy and all are healthy ive had em for a year and a half. I rescued the johannis from death mart i mean walmart(oops)
i should also add that it is wise to have lots of caves and hidey holes for them
