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kribs?
Can kribensis be kept in a planted discus tank. I am having trouble finding any good additions to my tank. I can't find any good/healthy rams in my area and I don't like Keyholes very much. I read somewhere that they were peaceful and liked softer water that other African's any thoughts.
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Re:kribs?
I used to keep kribs and although they liked softer water than the very high pH rift lake cichlids they still liked it relatively high.. I also found them to be pretty territorial... especially when breeding and setting up breeding area. At the same time let me say that I have never tried to keep them with Discus but my personal preference would be to stay with Amozonian species....
I know that Brew had some really nice glod rams and I believe that Cary (GLD) was raising blue rams. Also there are a lot of dwarf cichlids... APistos etc that you might check out... SimplyCichlid.com should have some swimming arouns. HTH
peter
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thanks Peter and Happy belated B-day
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Re:kribs?
I had kribs in with discus for a little while. The kribs are quite territorial and wouldn't let the discus down around the bottom (but would let the angels... go figure ).
Anyway, I don't know if they would bother adult discus, but they do juvenilles, so I think it would be a best to steer clear.
I would look more into apistos, rams, and others as already mentioned.
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I've had Kribs with discus and they've done just fine. Apistos would be better, but Kribs will do as a substitute.
I've bought apistos from Fishfarm a number of times and they've always done well. He ships across the country too.
Best,
Phil
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I think I'll steer clear of them for the moment and just keep my eyes open for some good apistos or rams. I'm sure phishfarm has nice fish, but I only want one or two fish (not worth the shipping costs).
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