most mbuna (with the exception of yellow labs) like your kenyi are almost 100% vegetarian and do not normally consume live fish. "mbuna" is a native term for "rock-dwelling fish" and these guys spend most of their time defending little cave-like territories and eating algae on rocks. this is not to say that if the fish are MUCH smaller they wont be eaten......
i have to be completely honest with you bro, just so i dont feel bad later.
eventually in your 29 gallon, your kenyi WILL eliminate your other fish. i would even go as far as to say that kenyi will eliminate other african cichlids in a 29 gallon. kenyi, along with auratus and M. crabo are some of the most aggressive mbuna you can keep.
in your 10 gallon, your breeding pair of convicts (pound for pound one of the toughest and most aggressive central american cichlids) will also eliminate your other fish.
it is all just a matter of time. you can do the wise thing and reduce your tanks to 10g--1 pair of cons, 29g--1male/2+ female kenyi......or you can come home from school/work and have to pull bodies everyday.
M
