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For a beginner who wants to try dwarf cichlids, I would recommend A. borellii in this size tank. They stay small, adapt to fluctuating temperatures better, and tend to behave better than most as pairs. To top it off they are beautiful fish!
re apistos
thanks for the advice
i am not a total novice as i have another tank (large community)
and have had a couple of rams in the past .
but i wanted to keep this tank to one species so would like to get the habitat etc correct .
will look that fish up on net
many thanks:biggrin:
thanks for the advice
i am not a total novice as i have another tank (large community)
and have had a couple of rams in the past .
but i wanted to keep this tank to one species so would like to get the habitat etc correct .
will look that fish up on net
many thanks:biggrin:
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