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It's generally not advisable to keep brackish puffers with African cichlids. Puffers require specific water conditions that may not be suitable for cichlids, which thrive in freshwater environments. Additionally, puffers can exhibit aggressive behaviors, making them a poor tank mate for the territorial and sometimes aggressive cichlids. It's best to maintain species-specific tanks to ensure the health and well-being of all fish involved.
no because the bigger cichlids will eat the little cichlids.
It is expected that Jewel Cichlids with Convict Cichlids.
They blow up other animals :]
No they can not.
Would what get along with African Cichlids?
Fahaka puffers are carnivorous and can eat a variety of smaller fish, including GloFish, which are genetically modified neon tetras. While GloFish might be colorful and appealing, they are not suitable tank mates for fahaka puffers due to the puffers' aggressive nature and tendency to nip at smaller fish. It's best to keep fahaka puffers in a species-specific tank to ensure their health and safety.
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The Cichlids was created in 1979.
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Oscars are cichlids! They are from the South American group of cichlids. Fish can mate only within the same species. Oscars can only mate with other Oscars.