African Cichlids

[cichlid-breader]

Hello everyone,

I have been working with African Cichlid fish for about 17 years now, I have enjoyed every aspect of understanging their geographic origins as well as health and eating patterns.


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[dthoffsett]

Lovely peacock! Welcome to the forum, it's always nice to get new cichlid breeders on here.

 

[cichlid-breader]

Lovely peacock! Welcome to the forum, it's always nice to get new cichlid breeders on here.

thank you, i also have a couple other males, i have a red peacock , albino sunshine peacock, i am have alot of breeding pairs, i am going to start making some money..

 

[cowbla1]

 

[NISHAN]

African Cichlids represent over 1,200 species of fish, and many are very good “starter” fish for the beginner aquarium hobbyist. In this article, I’ll discuss a few of the most popular african cichlids, most of which are found thriving in the Malawai and Tanganyika Lakes of Central Africa. What makes African Cichlids so interesting to keep is that they all have very interesting social behaviors. They seem much more “intelligent” and “aware” of their surroundings compared to a typical goldfish or guppy.
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