Adding new fish to my 330 gallon

[virgil2090]

I agree with brasiliensis not working.they were ok in my 90 SA community till about 4-5 inches.then were picking fights.I had to re-home both

 

[Fishnthehood]

I kept my angels with my notatus and rotkeils and some true parrots. They got along fine but eventually I got rid of the angelfish bc I wanted to make space for my cichlids.

I was thinking some True Parrots but I heard they can be pretty rough with Geo's

 

[Fishnthehood]

I agree with brasiliensis not working.they were ok in my 90 SA community till about 4-5 inches.then were picking fights.I had to re-home both

Yeah as much as I like them I'm going to pass on them trying to keep things peaceful

 

[Alexxxxsv14]

I was thinking some True Parrots but I heard they can be pretty rough with Geo's

My parrots just fight amongst themselves !! The heros are the fiesty of the bunch, I'm going to add a group of 3-4 keyhole to my community

 

[Fishnthehood]

What about live plants? I have a guy near me that sells Anubias, Aponogeton and other plants.

 

[Fishnthehood]

My parrots just fight amongst themselves !! The heros are the fiesty of the bunch, I'm going to add a group of 3-4 keyhole to my community

I had been thinking Keyhole or Cupid Cichlids

 

[Alexxxxsv14]

I had been thinking Keyhole or Cupid Cichlids

I really like how the keyholes look in a group n they don't grow so big

 

[jamntoast]

angels and geos are a good fit, i have no problem with my heros and angels either. why not do geo. altifrons? fill out the space a bit

 

[duanes]

I agree with Frank, Geo braziliensus is a very different and aggressive species of Geo.
They come from southern Brazil where water is cooler and much harder, and alkaline.
To me they don't belong in the same tank with the more northerly Geophagines.
Mine spawned in 68'F water, and when water temps were higher became very aggressive.
There has been a suggestion that they don't actually belong in the genus Geophagus at all.

 

[Frank Castle]

I agree with Frank, Geo braziliensus is a very different and aggressive species of Geo.
They come from southern Brazil where water is cooler and much harder, and alkaline.
To me they don't belong in the same tank with the more northerly Geophagines.
Mine spawned in 68'F water, and when water temps were higher became very aggressive.
There has been a suggestion that they don't actually belong in the genus Geophagus at all.

I agree, of all the fish I can think of they resemble closest it would have to be Andinoacara or Aquidens.