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Malawi, Tanganyikan & Victorian Cichlids Malawi, Tanganyikan & Victorian Cichlids are unique in many ways and some of the most brightly coloured and active of the cichlid family. We hope this get interesting for you Rift Valley fans.

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Old 05-09-2008, 06:50 PM
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even with piranahs the tilapia is boss piranahs just cower in corner aint that right bro lol

indeed they do lol...i even tried a group of pirrhanas in with mine as a fellow owner i knew had tried this with success but my one was having none of it! lol
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bit of a long shot does anyone live in sussex area and hav malawi fry up for sale about couple of inch would be nice thank you all again for your help
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what area is Sussex? We talking Brighton?
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