[Mikeman]

My dads school is setting up a tank in the library, and they wanted me to do it so I'm trying to decide whether a Lake Tanganyika tank with some Altolamprologus or do a malawi tank with the usual peacocks, or to do a community tank with the ever mean hablochromis and some altolamprologus, so what do you think?

this would be for a 55g tank also thanks

[stang69]

I would do Peacocks they are so beautiful at maturity. There are different color strains ya can get too


Jeff

[Constructor]

Originally Posted by Mikeman

My dads school is setting up a tank in the library, and they wanted me to do it so I'm trying to decide whether a Lake Tanganyika tank with some Altolamprologus or do a malawi tank with the usual peacocks, or to do a community tank with the ever mean hablochromis and some altolamprologus, so what do you think?

this would be for a 55g tank also thanks

If you are looking for an easy community tank you may want to try south american cichlids. Concicts are easy to raise and care for and readily bred in captivity with a 55 gal or larger tank. It usually takes two or more spawnings to have surviving fry. These cichlids are less aggressive than most except during spawning in which they will guard an area 10" x 10" and lord over their fry for up to two weeks.