This just could be a case of the fish settling into a new environment with other fish they don’t know, I dont think it would be a great cause for concern for the first couple of days. They may just be adjusting to a new environment.

@@TheFinalTankBoss and also why are my new African cichlids hiding while turning on light and and active when turning off light how can I make them active in light

@@SushantShrestha-ob6ro are you keeping MBUNAS or Peacocks?

@@TheFinalTankBoss mbunas

Agreed! Makes for better viewing. I also like the fact that some of the females still have a lot of colour with Mbuna aswell!

I agree , plus they don’t grow to big aswell plus you can have more aswell

They look even better in person. The camera doesn’t do it justice. The things I’d do for a tank conservatory!

@@TheFinalTankBoss I currently have two tanks in mine , one 240 litre and 180 litre and then I have a small 30 litre in my living room

@@peterboroughkoi6084 Awesome. What fish are you keeping?, I’ve just got a 24x24 shallow aquarium for a bargain. I’m going to turn it into something special. Still deciding what though. Don’t know weather to get some shell dwellers or do a planted set up.

@@TheFinalTankBoss in my 240 I have discus , in my 180 I have mbuna smaller ones and in my 30 litre I have two female bettas