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Hi Everybody,
I'm searching for a good and balanced stock for a 120G tank (120x65x60cm).
My idea is to create a natural look in the tank by only using oak, beech and almond/catappa leaves together with some pieces of wood and little branches to create a Blackwater biotope.
Now for this tank I'm still thinking of what kind of dwarfcichlid I want to keep.
I have a weak for Apistogramma's, but also for dwarf Crenicichla's. Now I know that Dwarf Crenicichla's are difficult to keep because of their behaviour. I also know that it is difficult to keep other fish next to them, because Crenicichla's might see them as potential food.
What would you guys do? Keep a small group of Apistogramma sp. in this tank together with Nannostomus sp., or Dwarf Crenicichla?
I'm searching for a good and balanced stock for a 120G tank (120x65x60cm).
My idea is to create a natural look in the tank by only using oak, beech and almond/catappa leaves together with some pieces of wood and little branches to create a Blackwater biotope.
Now for this tank I'm still thinking of what kind of dwarfcichlid I want to keep.
I have a weak for Apistogramma's, but also for dwarf Crenicichla's. Now I know that Dwarf Crenicichla's are difficult to keep because of their behaviour. I also know that it is difficult to keep other fish next to them, because Crenicichla's might see them as potential food.
What would you guys do? Keep a small group of Apistogramma sp. in this tank together with Nannostomus sp., or Dwarf Crenicichla?