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Posted	breeding groups of cichlids
08-12-2006 17:59 by Cichlid Fury	there was an advert on here sometime ago (only about a week ago) can find it now was for a "breeding trio of Red Devils". is this possible? Has anyone heard of a breeding "trio" of Red Devils or any other American / South American Cichlids
08-12-2006 18:50 by jonie	if it was possible it would have to be in a big tank
09-12-2006 10:54 by Ed	CF i did see a community of these living together in a huge aquarium i will try and put some pics on.
09-12-2006 10:55 by Ed	There was about 10 living together and there broods ,as you cab see also living with huge TB.
09-12-2006 20:07 by curviceps	Never heard of a trio of RD's but I used to own a breeding trio of salvinis in a 55gal. He would spawn with one female, then after fry had been removed he would breed with the other. That lasted just over a year until the females decided they didn't like each other.
11-12-2006 12:50 by PaddyD	There are lots of south americans that wil; naturally form trios - several of the maternal mouthbrooding species do this in the wild. But it is very rare for central american (pair forming substrate/cave spawners) to do this. But as curviceps said it does happen ocassionally.

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