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About Lynda
Expertise
I can help you with cichlids, african cichlids, betta fish. I have bred most of them, including the Discus, and Angel Fish, and Rams. I have also bred many african cichlids. I have bred bettas too...well I am a fish nut! I can help you with most diseases, and have experience in setting up a tank. I can tell you tricks on keeping your water alkaline without products. I also speak and write french. I have experience with salt water fish, but would rather not get into that field. Please when writing to me, give me detailed information. The size of your tank, your water chemistry, etc. The more I know, the more I can help you. I cannot guess at what you have, so please give me information and I will do my outmost to help you with any question you ask me. Please do not ask me questions on Goldfish, mollies, platies, and guppies. Lynda

Experience
I have worked in Petshops in the fish department...was Manager in two...and alot of my experience came from my home where I had 26 aquariums from 20 gallons to 200 gallons.

Publications
I have a MSN group but it has nothing to do with fish

Education/Credentials
I have finished high school, and went to college, in accounting

Past/Present Clients
Too many to mention

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Fish - Cichlids

Expert: Lynda - 11/3/2009

Question
1. Can I put a Albino Tiger Oscar, Electric Blue Jack Dempsey, and Red Dragon Flowerhorn into the same tank if it is a 240 gallon? Have them all grow up together and start them small and added to the tank the same time?

2. What other fish will be okay with oscars I heard some catfish and pacus could what else can?

3. Also in another separate tank can I put Peacock Bass in with Jaguar Cichlids?

Answer
Hi Thomas

1. No you cannot put these fish together.

2. Catfish, Severums, and Silver Dollars should go well with an Oscar. Make sure you buy the Severums and Silver Dollars a little bigger than the Oscar. You should have no problems.

3. This would depends on the size of your tank. The Peacock needs at least a 70 gallon tank. If your tank is big enough with hiding places, then it would be okay.
Lynda

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