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yes, I basically wanted a second opinion. Things are less "violent" now, with a more proper placement of roots and plants, it's easier for the other agassizii and trifasciatia to hide. I am used to larger tanks and much larger cichlids, so this is a new experience to me. I was naively expecting...
Thanks @MacZ . Quick temporary solution: I moved a lot of driftwood and plants to the middle as a divider. Of course, the Agassizii male immediately started exploring the wrong (= right) side of the tank after this, but I hope he will get back to "his" part soon. As for "third tank out of the...
have a 250l tank where the Agassizii male (and his current spouse) chases everything else away to the third part of the tank which is filled with coconut caves, roots and plants. Lots of plants. What they chase away are the other three Agassizii females and 4 slightly smaller Trifasciata. It is...