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Sounds like you want African rift lake cichlids to me. There just aren't
many dwarfs that handle high pH & hard water. Shell dwelling lamprologines
come to mind. So do some of the smaller Central American cichlids (Archocentrus).
The only South Americans that might work would be A. cacatuoides, A. eunotus,
A. steindachneri, Laetacara curviceps, L. dorsigera, Mikrogeophagus ramirezi,
& Nannacara anomala, if the pH is not consistently above 7.5.
Mike Wise Chris & Paula wrote: I am getting a new 120 gallon tank soon. Biggest tank I have ever had. Give me some suggestions on some cool fishes to breed in it if you are bored :) Preferably something that can successfully breed in high ph/hard water and live in a community. I am not looking for massive broods obviously. |