Generally speaking, the majority of aggression will come from breeding pairs. Keep that in mind when stocking...
Really? So are you saying I should get variety and not 2 of the same?
Generally speaking, the majority of aggression will come from breeding pairs. Keep that in mind when stocking...
wait, angelfish are cichlids?? I did not know this. However I can testify that many...well, ok, some...angelfish can be mean nasty bossy aggressive harrass-the-heck-out-of-anybody-around SOBs. And eat anything they can catch, and can catch about anything on account of being wicked fast for something their size and shape.
just sayin'. I love angels but some individuals can be so bad you can't keep them with anything else. Trust them like you would a rattlesnake.
While I agree it is highly variable...I have to disagree with some of those on the list.
I also agree that cichlids are cichlids...they are mean to each other...question is how much damage do they actually do.
Apistos...I have a apir that killed every other fish in the tank....
Angelfish....maybe fine if your lucky....if not can be extremely aggressive...just search this forum you will find many instances of agressive angelfish.
Chocolate cichlids are known for their nice personality. They also get big and very pretty.
Even "peaceful" cichlids are cichlids and can be aggressive. It highly depends on the individuals and the stock that is kept with them.
"Peaceful" cichlids:
Rams
Apistos
Kribs
Keyholes
Curviceps
Rainbow cichlids
Firemouths (for the most part)
Angelfish