A club for owners of Parrot Cichlids

Hi,
I have 2 red BP's, 2 Bala Sharks, 2 Silver Dollars, 2 Gourami's and 2 Albino sharks in my tank.
One of the BP is around 5-6 inches and the other is arnd 3.5-4 inches.

The alibino's are arnd 2.5-3 inches.
They have all been in the tank for around 6 months and getting along fine.

However today morning I found one of the albino sharks missing! I had noticed that it was sluggish for the past 2-3 days. But today it is nowhere to be seen in the tank!

Any idea as to what might have happened to it? There is no signs of fights, bad smell, blood or anything.

Weird?

I have recently placed two 4-inch red/orange parrots into a fully cycled 38-gallon (36L x 12W x 19H) tank with no other residents but 5 bloodfin tetras as dither fish. The parrots are active and appear to be doing well and will be transferred to a 55-gallon tank after they grow a little larger. I am considering adding a 4-inch angelfish (P. scalare) to the 38-gallon tank but I am reluctant to do so because the parrots may be too aggressive toward it. Would it be too dangerous to place the angelfish in with the parrots? Would you place ANY other fish in with the parrots?

I have had my BP for a little over 4 years now.. It was love at first sight I never saw a fish that caught my eye so quickly. I bought him (Stewart) for my mother without knowing anything about the breed and he ended up eating many of my moms smaller fish so she couldn't keep him. I went and bought a fish tank for my appartment and took him myself. He seems really happy and for the most part his color is bright orange but now and then he gets a bit pale (I think its when he is bored).

I just bought a type of  cichild that can go with my BPs it was with some in the store and the privitly owned store has an owner i trust with my fish and i just got these fish and got them home and i forgot what they ar called. They are a greyish color the normal cihclid chape they have some hard to see stipes(its not a convict). They are smaller right now but will be 6-8 inches when full grown like normal cichlids.