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i am getting a new filter for my 29g community tank soon and i would love to utilize the old filter by starting a 20g cichlid tank. what, if any, cichlids would work in this sort of setup? probably just going to be a plain gravel substrate, a few nice rocks, and maybe an anubias or three. haha. let me know what you guys think!
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I have several kribensis in a 20 gallon planted tank with tetras and they do really well. I have kept johanni cichlids in a small tank, but you need to keep an eye out for overly agressive males. The kribs never bother plants and I have been able to add java fern and anachris to the johanni cichlid tanks. Good luck!
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You could get some rams, there's a few different variants to choose from and don't get that large but also has some good color.
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Try the Julie or Brichardi Cichlids. Both stay rather small and readily breed in a pile of rocks. Their ph should be above 7.5.
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thanks for the advice guys. only debate is if my parents would let me get another tank (maybe i'd put this one in out living room... as a family thing? haha). i'm gonna visit my LFS tomorrow and see what their african selection is. the petsmart closer to my house has nothing good. and @neonshark my tap water is about 8.0 and hard as hell. that won't be a problem hahaha
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