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Cichlids + Plants = ? Does anyone have any experience with African Cichlids and plants? Thanks -Todd |
I used to have a 72gal cichlid setup. And wanted plants but they would eat him or tear them up out the gravel. Doing research found out that them two should not go together. |
I added cichlids to my well planted tank a few months ago. I really loved the plants, but knew it was a choice between one or the other. The plants lasted about a month maximum, and I now have silk plants in the tank. |
i agree. i have a convict and if she is anywhere near a plant she starts digging it out.i could have one plant in a huge tank and she would decide to dig right into the roots. |
:lol: Darn Cichlids... THANKS EVERYONE... :D |
Discus, angels and apistos are a few of the cichlids compatible with plants.;) |
My rams are OK with my plants, the only ones they eat are pennywort and Alternanthera Roseafolia. Vals, swords, anbuias have all been fine with them. |
I must admit I saw my angels ate my Nymphaea stellata before.:quiet: :lol: |
i had keyholes eat the folowing java moss ricca hornwort fairy moss duck weed water sprite red millfoil |
Most cichlids will DESTROY a planted aquarium. If they don't eat the plant, their incessant digging makes it impossible for the root system to function. I must say that my Geo. balsanii, and others, do dig, but not around the plants. Weirdos, I guess. I do provide them an adequate open area to excavate, however. |
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