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Posted	mixing geophagus
30-10-2006 20:44 by scott_91	hi in my tank i currently have a pair of geophagus steindachneri and i was hoping to add 1 or 2 geophagus pelligrini and 1 or 2 Gymnogeophagus Balzanii will they be ok together?
30-10-2006 20:52 by darren	To be honest with you mate i would'nt mix red humps with the other two species as they are rather agressive second only to Brasilliensis
30-10-2006 22:07 by scott_91	darren how much are you looking for, for the red head tapajos?
31-10-2006 06:51 by darren	£10 a fish mate,they are wild caught and have stunning colours,4"+
31-10-2006 08:24 by PaddyD	Well the pellegrini and steindachneri should be ok, But beware that they may hybridise. And with a fish as rare as pellegrini, this would be a shame. Be very careful when you buy pellegrini - most are steindachneri. If its the real thing, only buy it if you can start breeding it and distribute the young.
31-10-2006 08:46 by darren	They are becomming more readily available now Paddy,i have seen them in three shops in the last month or so I agree that if you do get them be 100% sure of whhat they are,ask where they came from and the exporter if possible
31-10-2006 09:03 by darren	Scott,heres a couple of pics
31-10-2006 09:04 by darren	another
31-10-2006 09:04 by darren	And again
31-10-2006 15:45 by scott_91	what size tank are they in as at the moment i only have a three foot tank but i am hopefully getting a bigger one after christmas.
05-11-2006 14:17 by darren	there sold mate sorry

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