Syno 60 gallon stocking?
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Syno 60 gallon stocking?
I am cycling a 60 gallon 48"W x 13"D x 24"H right now, but I have a question on how to stock it.
Are syno. petricola and syno. multipunctatus compatible? If so, how many of each could go in there?
The only other fish I plan to put in there is one African cichlid (haven't decided on species, but it won't be a mbuna type.)
Are syno. petricola and syno. multipunctatus compatible? If so, how many of each could go in there?
The only other fish I plan to put in there is one African cichlid (haven't decided on species, but it won't be a mbuna type.)
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Re: Syno 60 gallon stocking?
yes, they're compatible.
about 6-7 of each will be no problem.
about the cichlid; you could go for a mellow sand chewing species 1 male and a few females of -for example- Otopharynx lithobates. or an Aulonocara species.
dietary requirements for catfish and sandchewers are alike.
about 6-7 of each will be no problem.
about the cichlid; you could go for a mellow sand chewing species 1 male and a few females of -for example- Otopharynx lithobates. or an Aulonocara species.
dietary requirements for catfish and sandchewers are alike.
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Re: Syno 60 gallon stocking?
Thanks, yea I was looking at some Aulonocara species.
How about ocellifer or angelicus?
How about ocellifer or angelicus?
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Re: Syno 60 gallon stocking?
Not suitable with Rift Lake species. They are riverine species (from S. angelicus is from the Congo, S. ocellifer from Benoue and Niger rivers, along with a few others in the North/Western parts of Africa)feesh wrote:How about ocellifer or angelicus?
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Re: Syno 60 gallon stocking?
If I didn't get a cichlid, petricola, or multi, could ocellifer and angelicus go with eachother?
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Re: Syno 60 gallon stocking?
S. angelica can be quite territorial, so may not work with any other (large) synos. Reportedly, they do not bother small Synos.
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Re: Syno 60 gallon stocking?
Thank you, I am thinking Aulonocara maylandia (sulfurhead cichlid) and 8 multis?