does anyone know about these cichlid species?

Question

dogtooth cichlid
kenyi cichlid
Metriaclima greshakei/ice blue cichlid
Chilumba Zebra
Pseudotropheus Pindani (common name)
Redbreast Tilapia
Blue Dolphin cichlid
Malawi Eye Biter
Malawi Sand Diver
Giant Flame Oxyrhynchus
Aristochromis Red Top
Otopharynx Blue Otter
Star Sapphire
OB Peacock
Eureka Peacock
Lemon Jake
Flametail Peacock
Zebra Obliquidens
Ruby Green
Christmas Fulu
the more info the more lickely you are to get 10 points!!!
even if you can onty answer 1 please do!!!

Answer 1

I keep several of those species of cichlids.

First, you don't want to have all of those in the same tank. That list, for the most part, has mbuna, haps, peacocks and some others. Stick to one group. Each group has different dietary requirements and aggression levels (for example the diet required for most haps would eventually kill some mbuna, or....peacocks are very colorful, but they resort to dull coloration if you put them which highly aggressive mbuna).

After settling on one particular grouping, acquire the appropriate tank size. The malawi eye biter grows to a foot, and the malawi sand diver gets even bigger (that's a 125gal minimum tank requirement right there).

Mbuna are the most aggressive so nothing smaller than a 55gal, and nothing smaller than a 75gal if stocked with hyperdominants like kenyis, melanchromis and certain metriaclima species.

For more cichlid info/advice, go to an online cichlid forum (there are many).

Answer 2

Instead of answering on this big list, I'll sacrifice the 10 points and instead give you alink where you can find all the information you want, and a lot of devoted cichlid keepers.

www.cichlid-forum.com.

Answer 3

Tilapia i know about but not sure about the redbreast part. Tilapia are being farmed and sold in food stores and found on menus in restaurants. They have a nice mild flavor.

Answer 4

yes I have a Kenyi and 2 Malawi Eye Biters ( a pair). How can I help??