Well, I decided to pass on the angelica. It just sounded like there was too much risk in putting him in my 135 with the schoutdenai, and I really didn't want him in any of my other African cichlid tanks due to the propensity to eat cichlid fry.

Thanks to everyone who responded with advice.

It's a 135 gallon Malawi tank. Male peacocks and utaka, and some peaceful mbuna. One end is heavily rocked; the other end is an open swimming area. I also have a lot of plastic plants in the tank; they help break up territories and also provide shelter for bullied fish.

Hello all. My first post on this forum, although I have used the web site in the past and found it to be quite informative. Now on to my question.

I have a 135 gallon African cichlid tank with four Synodontis schoutdenai in it.

I have a chance to purchase a single Synodontis angelicus at a ...