Recommendations/Warnings/Suggestions/Notes:
Warning: Blue Dolphin is not recommended for your tank - it may eventually outgrow your tank space, potentially reaching up to 9 inches.Warning: Blue Dolphin is not recommended to be with Yellow Lab - lake Malawi species should not be mixed with other groups including mbuna species.Warning: Blue Dolphin is not recommended to be with Red Zebra - lake Malawi species should not be mixed with other groups including mbuna species.Warning: Blue Dolphin is not recommended to be with Labidochromis chisumulae - lake Malawi species should not be mixed with other groups including mbuna species.Suggestion: If you want to keep more than 5 Yellow Lab, minimum recommend male to female ratio is 1:4 (M:F). You will be less likely to experience problem if you get even more females.Warning: Yellow Lab is not recommended to be with Blue Dolphin - mbuna species should not be mixed with other groups.Suggestion: If you want to keep more than 5 Red Zebra, minimum recommend male to female ratio is 1:4 (M:F). You will be less likely to experience problem if you get even more females.Warning: Red Zebra is not recommended to be with Blue Dolphin - mbuna species should not be mixed with other groups.Suggestion: If you want to keep more than 5 Labidochromis chisumulae, minimum recommend male to female ratio is 1:4 (M:F). You will be less likely to experience problem if you get even more females.Warning: Labidochromis chisumulae is not recommended to be with Blue Dolphin - mbuna species should not be mixed with other groups.Note: You have selected mbuna species. These species in general, need to be overstocked to control aggression (over 100% stocking level). Make sure your filtration is sufficient and keep up with water changes. (Read more about beginner mbuna species here).
Recommended temperature range: 25 - 28 C. [Display in Farenheit] Recommended pH range: 7.6 - 9. Recommended hardness range: 10 - 30 dH.
Your aquarium filtration capacity for above selected species is 0%. Recommended water change schedule: 78% per week. (You might want to split this water change schedule to two separate 53% per week) Your aquarium stocking level is 196%. Your tank is overstocked. Unless you are an experienced aquarist who can meet the maintenance/biological needs of this aquarium, lower stocking levels are recommended. |
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